Smith Flow Control Ltd, SFC celebrates 25 years

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SFC celebrates 25 years
November 1st 2010

Smith Flow Control (SFC) celebrates twenty-five years of operation this month, providing engineered safety systems for hazardous valve operations in the oil and gas and chemical processing industries since 1985.

SFC, which continues to be managed by its founders (pictured), is responsible for introducing the coded-card linear-key concept, developing a range modular keyoperated interlocks that regulate operating procedures on host process equipment. Typical applications include every form of valve (including motorised and instrument valves), switches, vessel closures, access guards, pressure and temperature sensing systems and rail/road/sea tanker loading systems.

SFC's solutions in hazardous processes reduce the scope for operator error and help ensure safe continuous plant operation.

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