Taylor Valve Technology is a leading manufacturer of high quality safety relief, high pressure relief, and back pressure relief valves. Taylor Valve also offers a wide array of choke and control valves, and pilot operated valve products for the oil and gas industry. Every Taylor Valve product is designed to meet the highly demanding requirements of oil and gas producers, refiners, chemical plant operators, power generators and the processing industry in order to more effectively control their liquid, steam or gas operations.

Taylor’s 9300 Series Snap Pilot Safety Valve with the non-flowing pilot provides highly reliable system overpressure protection. The 9300 is available with effective orifice areas of 0.128 through 45.664 inch, valve inlet sizes 1-inch through 8-inch, set pressures from 15 to 3,705 psig (1 to 260 barg). Continuous service temperatures from -50°F to +450°F.

This valve is also available in a “modulating” pilot as well.

Taylor’s 8200/8300 conventional safety relief valves are engineered and manufactured to the highest standards and feature a high endurance soft seat which guarantees a bubble-tight seal for hundreds of “pops”. Taylor Valves unique patented radius disc design guarantees dependable, repeatable relief even under the most difficult of conditions.

*Need help in deciding which conventional valve you are needing for your current application? Please download the Relief Valve Sizing questionnaire so that we can choose the right relief valve for you and your customer.

The 7700 Back Pressure Regulator (BPR) Series is an excellent and economical device for relief and control of pressure in liquid and gas service. Valve control is accomplished by upstream pressure acting on a lapped piston, which is acted on by a spring. The valve will open at a determined set pressure, which is field adjustable.

The 8400 Series Vapor Valve provides pressure relief in applications where hazardous vapors are to be piped away. The Vapor Valve is a non-ASME code valve, and specifically addresses low-pressure applications (below 15 PSIG). The valve uses a spring which directly opposes system pressure. A fully-guided, stainless steel disc senses the system pressure. If the system pressure ever reaches the valve’s determined set pressure, the disc will release from its seated position, venting system pressure.

Taylor Valve has a multiple models and uses for their series of choke valves.

Click on the link below to view Taylor Valve’s many style of chokes that they currently offer.

*Not sure on which one you are needing for you our your customers application? Please download the sizing sheet and input your answers to the questions. Once done, email it over to us so that we may pick out the correct choke valve for your or your customer.

The RB Series unique valve trim design provides accurate control by the use of precision orifices in the flow nozzle. This design minimizes wear and maximizes service life.