Pre-launch vision

Precision,
on demand.

Custom industrial valves, specified online, produced by automated flexible manufacturing, and controlled from the cloud. A global direct system now taking shape.

ValveCart.com

The configurator.
Forthcoming.

Select size, material, actuation, and protocol. See price and lead time. Generate a bill of materials. Pay online. The production line starts.

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Mission

Specify a valve the way you configure a machine.

Choose the parameters, see a traceable record of how it was made and tested, and monitor it after installation. This preview describes the system being built — not a finished storefront or a claimed trademark.

Systems

Three layers, one flow.

01

Custom flow

Industrial valves built to the parameters an engineer actually needs: size, pressure, material, and actuation — in small batches, without a traditional custom penalty.

02

Connected control

Optional IoT actuation and monitoring over Modbus, MQTT, or Wi-Fi, with cloud infrastructure isolated in U.S. and European regions.

03

Direct to site

A forthcoming online configurator will quote, generate a bill of materials, take payment, and send the order to the factory MES.

Manufacturing

Flexible production at industrial scale.

Fully automated lines are being prepared for custom runs — each unit serialized, with material certificates and test records traveling with the shipment.

Size
DN15–DN300
Material
SS304 / 316 / Brass
Actuation
Electric / Pneumatic
Protocol
Modbus / MQTT / Wi-Fi

Where substantial manufacture takes place in China, products shipped to the United States and the European Union will be marked Made in China. A U.S. company and a .llc domain do not change the country of origin.

Configurator

From specification to the line.

The online selector is the commercial core of the official site still to come. This preview does not accept orders.

Connected systems

Control in the regions you operate.

Radio-enabled products will follow the certifications required for each market, including FCC in the United States and CE in the European Union. Cloud nodes can be deployed in AWS regions in the U.S. and Europe, with data kept in-region. Because a cloud provider is still a service provider, we will not describe this as “no data sent to any third party.”