Pressure Reducing Valves
Source pressure reducing valves from India's verified manufacturers and exporters on Himalay. Browse the full range for industrial and export applications.
About Pressure Reducing Valves
Pressure reducing valves across 780 listed configurations — steam, water and air/gas types, DN15 to DN300, pilot-operated or direct-acting, in carbon steel, iron, bronze and stainless.
A pressure reducing valve holds downstream pressure at a fixed set point regardless of variation in upstream pressure or flow demand — throttling itself further open or closed as conditions change, with no external control signal required. It is the standard means of stepping high-pressure supply down to a safe or usable working pressure on steam, water and gas distribution systems. Himalay lists pressure reducing valves in three service types: steam PRV, water PRV and air/gas PRV. The catalogue spans 780 configurations from DN15 to DN300, in ASME 150 and 300 plus PN10, PN16 and PN25. Operation is pilot-operated (diaphragm), which uses a pilot sensing line to modulate the main valve, or direct-acting (spring), which balances downstream pressure against a spring without a separate pilot. Bodies are carbon steel (A216 WCB) and SS316 on steam and air/gas service, and ductile iron, cast iron or bronze/gunmetal on water service — carbon steel and SS316 are not listed on the water PRV type. Trim across the listed range is SS316 seat and stem; diaphragm material is EPDM. End connections are flanged or threaded. Process valves follow ASME B16.34 and EN 334; potable-water building valves follow EN 1567 and IS 14846. A pressure reducing valve is specified by inlet and outlet pressure and flow, not by line size alone — state both conditions, and the turndown range you need, in your enquiry.
