Pressure-reducing valve achieves WRAS accreditation

14 February, 2007

Comap Westco’s pressure-reducing valve has achieved WRAS accreditation. Managing director Lee Kenney says, ‘Quality at the right price is one of our key goals at Comap Westco, and WRAS accreditation is a conformance that guarantees quality.’ Made of DZR to avoid internal corrosion, these valves have a built-in stainless steel strainer and easily adjustable pressure-setting screw.

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