Valve & Automation has added Remote Control to its supplier list to provide optimum solutions for its customers. The brand is not new to South Africa, having been supplied for more than 10 years through Rotork Controls SA.
Remote Control is a Swedish company with international subsidiaries and workshops in Germany, Great Britain, Singapore, USA and now South Africa. An actuation specialist since 1961, it manufactures a wide range of pneumatic, hydraulic and electric actuators suitable for all valve process applications.
Remote Control actuators are used in some of the world's most demanding operational environments including process industries, oil and gas, LNG/LPG, petrochemical plants and power generation. The product range includes electric spring return actuators, pneumatic and hydraulic multiturn actuators, RC-M1 manual override actuators, extra chemical corrosion protection actuators and electric actuators. Remote Control actuators comply fully with all relevant industry standards.
Visit Valve & Automation at the following exhibitions to find out more: KwaZulu-Natal Industrial Technology Exhibition at Durban Exhibition Centre 5-8 June, Rustenburg Show 6 and 7 June, African Pulp & Paper Week at the ICC 25-28 June.
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