Kitz cast steel gate, globe and check valves cover the standard process range from two to twenty-four inch in carbon steel and stainless. They are common on utility, steam and process isolation duty, and they are usually supplied with clear body marking and a nameplate.
Because the marking is reliable, these lots are quick to review: size, class, material and pattern, counted by size. That speed is part of the value.
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Inspection points
What decides the price
Body marking
Kitz valves carry clear size, class and material markings. Photograph them.
Trim
Stainless trim in a carbon steel body is common and worth noting.
Condition
Flange faces and stem condition decide most of the value.
What to send
Making the review quick
A wide photograph of the whole unit, a close photograph of the valve nameplate, and the model number if you have it. If there are several identical units, one set of photographs and a quantity is enough.
If the equipment is already separated, keep the parts together and label them as a set. A matched pair is worth more than two orphans.
Questions sellers ask
Do you buy Kitz stainless valves?
Yes, in both cast and forged patterns.
What documentation helps?
Material certificates if available. Otherwise clear marking photographs are enough.