In extremely cold climates, low-temperature Fisher™ control valve solutions reduce the exposure of personnel and keep your plant running without additional winterization equipment.
Industries are moving to challenging environments such as those with arctic temperatures as low as -60°C (-76°F) in extreme northern regions of Alaska, Canada, and Russia, which creates additional problems.
You can avoid exposing personnel to danger by using proven low-temperature Fisher products, accessing health information on those products, and planning safer cold-weather repairs.
Fisher products comply with GOST 15150-69 without the need for additional costly energy-consuming trace heating, ensuring no degradation in valve performance. If required, the full assembly can be certified as per functional safety standard IEC61508. Your Fisher control valves can be stored without risk of material degradation.
Tests enable insight to condition and performance of the entire valve assembly while the valve is actively controlling the process
Our subject matter experts can remotely monitor smart control valves in your plant and provide an early warning for pending reliability problems and performance deterioration.
Reduce the exposure of your personnel because costly heat tracing isn’t needed.
We have a specific low-temperature Fisher product line that has gone through exhaustive laboratory testing. Specify -60°C (-76°F) in any one- to two-year period for up to six hours in operation or storage.
