Match the actuation package to the operating duty.
Kroft supports valve automation requirements through technical evaluation, actuator and accessory selection, installation coordination and commissioning checks. Existing valve information and the intended control function guide the scope.
A retrofit is reviewed as a complete assembly: valve, actuator, mounting interfaces, positioner or switching accessories, and available controls and utilities. The agreed solution connects the equipment supply with the engineering and field work required for integration.
Review and selection
- Existing valve and application information review
- Pneumatic or electric actuation requirements
- Positioners, solenoids and limit switches
- Mounting and control-interface review
Integration and verification
- Valve and actuator package integration
- Installation and commissioning coordination
- Stroke, signal and functional checks
- Equipment documentation and handover support
Retrofit suitability and the required package are confirmed through technical review. Share the manufacturer’s available torque and interface information.
Service questions
Can an existing manual valve be automated?
Manual-to-actuated retrofit is part of Kroft’s agreed scope. Suitability depends on the valve, operating duty, mounting interface, required control function and available utilities, so a technical review is required.
Which information should I provide?
Include the valve manufacturer, model, type, size and pressure class, service conditions, available torque information, photographs, preferred control function and available pneumatic or electrical supply.
Can the scope include equipment supply and commissioning?
Yes. The enquiry can cover the actuation package, accessories, installation, integration and functional checks. The final work scope and responsibilities are confirmed before execution.