Remington Valve

What Remington Valve does

Remington Valve LLC is a privately held Houston, Texas-based industrial manufacturer founded in 2011 that designs, engineers, and sells metal-seated ball valves for severe service applications. The company sells seven product families: the R-Series (three-piece, in-line repairable), J-Series (heavy-duty flanged), S-Series (economical power generation/steam), C-Series (double block and bleed trunnion), E-Series (automated pressure relief), M-Series (corrosive/erosive mining), and P-Series (high-performance soft-seated). All products are built on a forged-body construction using proprietary HVOF-applied Chrome Carbide and Tungsten Carbide coatings, Spray and Fuse metallurgical coatings, matched thermal expansion technology, and a proprietary in-house Valve Design Program used for over 20 years. The company targets enterprise customers in chemical/petrochemical, metals and mining (including HPAL autoclave duty), power generation, and oil and gas refining, with documented certifications including ISO 9001, API 607/6FA fire test, PED, and SIL.

The business operates a direct enterprise field-sales model: prospective customers reach Remington by phone (832-413-4400), email ([email protected]), or a website RFQ form, with downloadable product brochures supporting quote-based pricing tailored to size (1/2 to 36 inches), ANSI pressure class (150 to 4500), material selection, and customization. There are no channel partners, resellers, or distribution intermediaries; all revenue is generated through one-time sales of capital equipment, with no disclosed recurring or service revenue streams. The company is small (11-50 employees), privately held, with no disclosed parent company, no external funding rounds, and no public financial reporting, and operates solely from its 8226 Kerr St. Houston headquarters.

The company competes in a niche segment of the industrial flow-control market against larger multi-national valve OEMs by emphasizing forged-body durability, proprietary coating technology, optimized flow paths (higher Cv, lower torque enabling smaller actuators), and in-line repairability as total-cost-of-ownership differentiators. Marketing is largely organic digital plus LinkedIn/Twitter/YouTube presence aimed at technical buyers; no paid demand-generation or partner channels are documented.

Name

Remington Valve

Legal name

Remington Valve LLC

Website

https://remingtonvalve.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2011

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Remington Valve LLC designs and manufactures metal-seated ball valves for severe service applications, selling direct to enterprise customers in chemical, petrochemical, mining, power generation, and refining industries through a Houston, Texas-based direct sales operation.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Industrial Valves

NAICS

Industrial Valve Manufacturing (332911), Metal Valve Manufacturing (33291)

akta.pro primary industry

Valves & Cartridge Valves (Directional, Pressure, Flow Control) (IMAHAGAE)

akta.pro secondary industry

Seals, Valves & Auxiliary Components (for Pumps/Compressors) (IMAHANAH)

Keywords

• Metal seated ball valves
• Severe service valves
• Industrial valve manufacturing
• Forged body valves
• Process industry valves

Headquarters

HQ city

Houston

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Industrial Ball Valve Sales: Remington Valve generates revenue through the sale of metal seated ball valves and related products to industrial customers in severe service applications. Products are sold as capital equipment with pricing based on specifications, size, pressure class, and customization requirements.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Remington Valve designs and manufactures metal-seated ball valves for severe service applications across chemical, petrochemical, mining, power generation, and refining industries. The company offers seven distinct product lines (R, J, S, C, E, M, P-Series) using forged body construction, proprietary coating technologies (HVOF, Spray and Fuse), and engineered sealing surfaces. Sizes range from 1/2 to 36 inches with 150-4500 ANSI pressure class ratings.

Product overview

Remington Valve is an industrial valve manufacturer offering a portfolio of seven distinct metal-seated ball valve product lines for severe service applications. The product portfolio includes the R-Series (in-line repairable three-piece valves), J-Series (heavy-duty flanged valves for corrosive/erosive service), S-Series (economical power generation/steam valves), C-Series (double block and bleed trunnion valves), E-Series (automated overpressurization relief valves), M-Series (corrosion-resistant mining valves), and P-Series (high-performance soft-seated valves). All products are engineered with forged bodies, high-strength materials, and proprietary coating technologies including HVOF-applied Chrome Carbide and Tungsten Carbide coatings, optimized flow characteristics, and matched thermal expansion properties. The company serves critical service industries including power generation, chemical/petrochemical, refining, and mining.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• R-Series Valve (In-Line Repairable) A three-piece, fully in-line repairable metal-seated ball valve with removable body and easily accessible trim set, available in sizes from 1/2 to 36 inches and 150-4500 ANSI pressure class. Used in power generation, chemical, petrochemical, refining, and mining applications where in-line maintenance eliminates costly cutting, welding, and stress relieving.
• J-Series Valve (Heavy-Duty) Heavy-duty service metal-seated ball valve available in full or regular port flanged-end configurations, designed for high-cycle, slurry, corrosive, and erosive applications. Sizes from 1/2 to 36 inches, 150-4500 ANSI pressure class.
• S-Series Valve (Economical, Power Generation/Steam) An economical uni-body metal-seated ball valve specifically engineered for power generation and steam services, with optimized flow characteristics providing higher Cv and lower torque. Sizes from 1/2 to 2.5 inches, 150-4500 ANSI class.
• C-Series Valve (Double Block and Bleed) Double block and bleed valve with constant contact seat design, trunnion construction, and dual springs upstream and downstream for bidirectional sealing. Designed for temperatures up to 450 degrees Fahrenheit in refinery and process applications.
• E-Series Valve (Automated Relief) Automated overpressurization protection valve that can also act as a pressure-reducing option before main relief valve operation. Includes Automated Relief Valve (ARV), Isolation Block Valve (IBV), and Electronic Relief Valve (ERV) options. Sizes from 1/2 to 36 inches.
• M-Series Valve (Mining/Corrosion-Resistant) Corrosive and erosive resistant metal-seated ball valve designed specifically for mining applications. Uses high alloy materials to withstand acidic attacks and advanced coating technology, with dual solid excluder springs to prevent solids entraining behind seats. Sizes from 1/2 to 36 inches.
• P-Series Valve (High-Performance Soft-Seated) High-performance soft-seated metal seated ball valve designed for critical severe service applications where temperature allows elastomeric products, combining proven metal-seated engineering with customer-specified soft seat materials for bubble-tight shutoff.

Quantifiable outcome

• Lower torque enabling compact actuator packages without compromising safety factors
• +3 more outcomes

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature7 records

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves4 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Broad incumbents

• Flowserve Corporation: Flowserve is a global flow-control incumbent with extensive severe-service valve offerings (including ball, gate, and control valves) serving the same chemical, refining, and power customers as Remington. It competes on multi-product scope, global service, and EPC project bundling rather than specialization.
• Cameron (SLB / Schlumberger): Cameron, now part of SLB, supplies valves and wellhead equipment for upstream and downstream oil & gas, including severe-service ball valves used in refining and petrochemical service. It overlaps with Remington in refining and petrochemical severe-service isolation.
• Crane Co. Crane's Fluid Handling segment manufactures industrial valves including severe-service ball valves for chemical, refining, and power applications. It competes with Remington across multiple overlapping product lines but with a much wider valve portfolio and global manufacturing footprint.
• Emerson (Fisher Controls): Emerson's Fisher brand is a global leader in process control valves and severe-service isolation, with comparable pressure classes and SIL-rated products. Emerson competes from a much broader automation portfolio rather than as a focused metal-seated ball-valve specialist like Remington.
• Pentair: Pentair's flow-control business (including previously sold valves and fluid handling) has historically served industrial and commercial fluid-handling customers, with overlap to Remington's chemical, power, and refining customer base — though Pentair's portfolio is much more diversified.

Direct peers

• Velan Inc. Velan is a publicly-traded leading manufacturer of industrial valves, including severe-service metal-seated ball valves, with comparable forged-body and high-pressure product lines targeting chemical, petrochemical, power, and refining — making it the closest direct competitor to Remington's core portfolio.
• KTM (Xomox / Crane ChemPharma): KTM specializes in severe-service ball valves (including metal-seated) for chemical, petrochemical, and power applications, with comparable high-pressure and high-temperature ratings. It directly competes with Remington in severe-service chemical and refining isolation.
• MOGAS Industries: MOGAS specializes in severe-service metal-seated ball valves for mining, refining, and power applications, with comparable HVOF coating and trunnion designs. It is a direct competitor in the exact severe-service niches (HPAL autoclaves, slurry, catalytic services) Remington targets with its M-Series and J-Series.
• Bray International: Bray is a privately-held manufacturer of industrial ball, butterfly, and check valves serving chemical, power, mining, and water/wastewater. While its portfolio is broader than Remington's, it directly competes in metal-seated ball valves for severe service at overlapping ANSI pressure classes.
• Bonney Forge: Bonney Forge manufactures forged steel valves, fittings, and unions for severe-service oil & gas, power, and chemical applications. Its forged-body product positioning is directly comparable to Remington's forged-body differentiation strategy.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/RemingtonValve
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• Facebookfacebook.com/profile.php
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/remington-valve-llc-

Compliance4 records

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Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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