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June 12, 2016 By Waverley Brownall

The History Of Waverley Brownall Limited

The History Of Waverley Brownall Limited

Waverley’s story began over a century ago in their factory based in Willesden which they operated until 1973. From 1910-1915, the company traded under the name of Light Cars Ltd manufacturing a car called The Waverley.

In 1915 the company’s name changed to Waverley Cars Ltd but production of motor vehicles ended during the war and the works was turned over to munitions production.

However, after the war, car production was commenced immediately and quickly included a 4 model line-up. Waverley continued to make and sell cars up to 1931, by which time another name change had occurred (The Waverley Car and Engineering Co Ltd.)

The Introduction Of Instrumentation Products

The company carried on supplying the car industry but also manufactured and sold a range of other components which included pipe fittings.

In 1967 the company changed its name to Waverley Components and Products Ltd and concentrated on selling its range of stainless steel tube fittings, which by 1979 were being manufactured in Southend-On-Sea by Team Precision Engineering.

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Waverley were in charge of stocking and selling, while Team Precision Engineering Ltd were the design and manufacturing hub. These two companies grew very rapidly, both out-growing their respective premises three times by 1985.

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Waverley was now a major supplier of instrumentation products to a vast range of UK industries. The company continued to flourish and for a brief period between 1993 and 1999, Waverley became part of a small industrial group called Tatem. This group went on to acquire several other companies, which in 1998 included Brownall; a long-standing competitor of Waverley for the lucrative UK gas business.

By 1999, however, most of the groups companies were suffering from a general recession in manufacturing demand, and the founders of Tatem and Team Precision decided to jointly purchase Waverley and Brownall from the group.

So in 1999, the company became Waverley Brownall Ltd – now supplying a worldwide market from 5 locations within the UK.

In 2004, Waverley concentrated all of its activities (stock, manufacturing, designing) in a single location in Essex.

Waverley Brownall’s philosophy built on dedication to quality and customer services, has enabled us to flourish through a competitive and innovative market sector.

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June 10, 2016 By Waverley Brownall

Ball Valves UK | High Quality Ball Valves

Ball Valves UK | High Quality Ball Valves

Ball valves are a quarter-turn valve that use a hollow, perforated and pivoting ‘floating ball’ for flow control. Its applications are many – we currently supply ball valves to a vast range of UK industries in Gas, Hydraulics and Filtration.

The ‘floating ball’ arrangement that is used in our ball valves, compensates for seat wear and the fluctuations in pressure or temperature.

Ball Valves UK: Fast UK Delivery, British Manufactured

Our 316 stainless steel ball valves are manufactured in the UK at our facility in the county of Essex. Fast UK delivery options are offered with a reliable courier service.

Our ball valves are supplied to many companies within the UK and are also exported for our international customers.

Our range of stainless steel ball valves are available in 1000lb, 3000lb and 6000lb classes.

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We also have one of the most comprehensive range of thread forms and end connections.

Compact and reliable, our ball valves come in various sizes in BSP, BSPT and NPT thread forms. With a choice of either single ferrule or twin ferrule compression fitting ends.

Features:

  • 90 degree fast actuation
  • Bi-directional flow
  • Up to 6000psi – email us about our 6000psi ball valves
  • Replaceable seats
  • PVC colour-coded sleeves for ease of recognition
  • Manufactured from 316 stainless steel
  • Fantastic for hydraulic testing, laboratory equipment, liquid services and more
Need corrosion resistant valves?

Our valve ranges can be manufactured from special metals such as Titanium or Monel 400. For information on this service, email: enquiries@waverleybrownall.co.uk

Ball Valves UK: Low Cost Range, Cast 316 Ball Valves

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3 Piece Ball Valve From our Cast 316 Range

  • Cast 316 ball valves
  • Available as one-piece reduced bore valves (plus two and three piece full bore)
  • All models available ex-stock
  • Sizes from 1/4″ to 2″
  • Water or gas applications
  • Safe working pressure up to 1000psi

Waverley Brownall offer 3 Way Ball Valves with Female and Male outlets, Air Actuated Ball Valves and a 6000psi Ball Valve Series.

For information about our high quality, British-manufactured products email us at:

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  • ​Super Duplex Stainless Steel Ball Valves
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*Always consult an engineering professional at Waverley Brownall for advice on application, material and uses.

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June 7, 2016 By Waverley Brownall

Monel 400 Tube Fittings, Manufacturers And Suppliers

Monel 400 Tube Fittings, Manufacturers And Suppliers

Monel 400 Tube Fittings

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Monel 400 tube fittings are used in many industries around the world. They can be found in applications such as marine fixtures, chemical processing pipelines, septic tanks, gasoline or fresh water tanks and petroleum transit.

Monel Pipe Fittings And Valves

Our Monel 400 pipe fittings include screwed pipe fittings, hose components, adapting gauges with a large range of plugs/seals.

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We have a large range of control and flow valves available. View our valve catalogue.

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MONEL® Alloy 400 Properties

Monel 400 is best known for its resistance to corrosive environments. Monel 400 is a nickel-copper alloy that is widely used for its impeccable strength and durability.

The alloys resistance to seawater and brackish water (salt and fresh water mixed together), makes it a fantastic choice for marine and offshore operations.

This alloy is also particularly resistant to hydrofluoric and hydrochloric acids once deaerated.

Other common uses of alloy 400 are:

  • Valves, pumps, shafts and instrumentation
  • Chemical processing equipment
  • Marine engineering applications
  • Crude oil applications
  • Flow and seperation
  • Process vessels and piping

The chemical composition & physical constants of Alloy 400

Data source: Special Metals Corporation, 2005, Publication number: SMC-053

Limiting Chemical Composition, (%) of MONEL Alloy 400

Nickel (plus Cobalt) 63.0 MIN.
Carbon 0.3 MAX.
Manganese 2.0 MAX.
Iron 2.5 MAX.
Sulfur 0.024 MAX.
Silicon 0.5 MAX.
Copper 28.0 – 34.0

Physical Constants of MONEL Alloy 400

Density, g/cm3 8.80
lb/in.3 0.318
Melting Range, ºF 2370-2460
Melting Range ºC 1300-1350
Modulus of Elasticity, 103 ksi ​
Tension 26.0
Compression 26.0
Torsion 9.5
Poisson’s Ratio 0.32
Curie Temperature ºF 70-120
Curie Temperature ºC 21-49

More further information on the physical constants and thermal properties of this metal, contact us today. We can talk you through the suitability of this high-performance alloy for your intended use.

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*Data is produced by Special Metals Corp and believed to be reliable, however, Special Metals and Waverley Brownall do not make any representation or warrant of any kind and assumes no liability with the information contained within the original publication or this blog post. If you are concerned about the reliability of information given, please contact a professional before making any purchasing decisions with regards to MONEL alloy 400 or other special metal alloys.

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