Increase Dairy Plant Productivity by Upgrading Your Valves

Industrial Valves are essential in dairy processing because they are used to control and manage the flow and direction of milk, ingredients, and cleaning solutions. The fluid handling experts at Professional Pump specialize in recommending the right valves for your unique application. Consult with an expert today to determine the right valve for your Michigan dairy plant.

If your dairy plant is experiencing frequent valve failures leading to downtime and increased maintenance costs it’s time for an upgrade. You may also need to upgrade your valves to meet industry standards and regulations, increase production demands, and improve long-term efficiencies.

Benefits of Upgrading Your Valves

• Improved Efficiency: Ball valves provide rapid opening and closing which can improve process flow and precise control over fluid flow. Tight seals prevent leaks reducing product loss and improving overall yield.
• Enhanced Reliability: High-quality valves are designed for durability and can withstand harsh processing environments. Newer valves are resistant to wear and tear resulting in increased reliability and reduced downtime.
• Reduced Maintenance Costs: Ball valves require minimal maintenance and with proper maintenance, they can last for many years reducing the need for frequent replacement.

Recommended Valves for Dairy Plants

High-performance ball valves are important equipment for dairy plants and can be used to control the flow of milk through pasteurization units, homogenizers, and filtration systems.

Ball valves also play an important role in clean-in-place (CIP) systems, controlling the flow of cleaning solution and sanitizer to ensure equipment is properly sanitized and meets regulation standards.

Ball valves can also be used to accurately control the addition of ingredients such as sugar, flavorings, or stabilizers to milk products.

Consult with a Fluid Handling Expert

The fluid handling experts at Professional Pump can recommend the right valve for your Midwest dairy plant to streamline processes, reduce downtime, and reduce maintenance costs. Contact an expert today to learn more.