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Kaiyan News
Recently, our valve remote transmission organization has passed the certification of high-tech achievement transformation project.
Valve remote transmission mechanism is specially developed to solve the problem of difficult long-distance valve operation. It can easily open valves in dangerous areas, valves in narrow space and underwater and underground valves. It is an indispensable valve operation and execution device in nuclear power industry, marine shipping industry and petrochemical industry. It plays an important role in some difficult operating environments, which not only improves the valve operation efficiency, but also saves the work cost, and ensures personal safety. The use of remote transmission mechanism can make the valve operation more efficient and safe.
The valve remote transmission mechanism of Shanghai Kaiyan machinery has been successfully applied to many domestic nuclear power plants and offshore ship projects. CSIC, China shipbuilding industry group, China Nuclear Power Group, China Petrochemical Group and Guangxin maritime group are all important customers of Shanghai Kaiyan machinery. While providing professional and technical solutions and on-site services for large well-known enterprises, Shanghai Kaiyan machinery has made unremitting efforts in the field of valve remote transmission mechanism with the principle of “valve operation safety first”, and has accumulated rich experience in valve remote transmission mechanism.
The project certification confirms our leading position in the same industry in this field, enhances our confidence in continuing to explore bravely in this field, and encourages us to further increase investment in technology R & D and create more new products with international advanced level.
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For more information about “valve remote transmission mechanism” of Shanghai Kaiyan machinery, please visit the official website of Kaiyan machinery at www.kaiyanme.com
You can also call or email: 021-647240 (Ministry of Commerce) email: [email protected]
