The Duriron Corporation was founded in 1912 by Pierce D. Schenk and two associates, William F. Hall and Richmond Pitman to supply corrosion-resistant castings for the chemical industry.  The company name derives from its patented alloy Duriron, which rapidly became an industry standard. During the 1920s and 1930s Duriron became a nationally-established producer of pumps and valves.  The company also began a move toward off-the-shelf sales of its pumps and valves during this time.  This policy would begin to reap great returns in the 1940s as Duriron's products became more widely accepted in the chemical industry.  The name Durco was given to the pump and valve products to emphasize the superior materials that they were made of.  Today, Durco valves are among the finest produced for the process industry.

Features:

• Microfinish ball valves
• Plug valves
• Butterfly valves
• Fully lined valves
• Corrosion resistant materials

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