Knowledge Articles

Compared to a classic globe valve, the KLINGER KVN provides a more constant operating torque, less erosion of the seating surface, a self-cleaning effect, and easy inline maintenance. The design…

At 5 bar(g), a 3 mm leak loses over 170 tons of steam per year. Calculate what a steam leak costs you and what to look for during a walkthrough.

Pipes are insulated, valves are not. As a result, a DN100 valve at 180 °C costs about €580 per year. Calculate your own loss and the payback period of a…

Steam trap audits, steam system studies, training, and advice on equipment selection. This allows you to reduce your energy consumption and CO₂ emissions, limit maintenance costs, and extend the service…

Leaking steam systems, incorrectly selected gaskets, and uninsulated valves constantly waste energy. Through audits of your flange connections, steam system, and filtration, we identify where you can achieve quick wins.

The European Green Deal aims for climate neutrality by 2050, with challenges such as high energy costs and the transition to hydrogen.

Yusuf Avci, Sustainability Manager at KLINGER Holding, explains how CSRD, EU Taxonomy, and CSDDD guide the group: reporting on energy, waste, water, the gender pay gap, and grievance mechanisms starts…

KLINGER launches new rubber-steel gaskets such as the KGS GII, MK GII, and KGS/VD for drinking water and wastewater applications, featuring better performance, more competitive pricing, and extensive certification.

Kanaal Z filmed at KLINGER Belgium. Our colleagues talk about the product range, training, the acquisition of Philippe Jans, and the switch to bio-ethanol that saves 100 tons of CO₂…

ChemValve butterfly valves for highly aggressive media. The spherical sealing surfaces and polished disc reduce torque, allowing for a smaller actuator. DN25–DN1200, certified according to PED, ATEX, TA-Luft, and food…

In most steam installations, 10 to 30% of steam traps do not function correctly. This wastes energy, causes corrosion and wear, and leads to downtime. Inspect them annually.

KLINGER Belgium continuously invests in product development and its team of experts to enable industrial customers to work more efficiently, safely, and sustainably.

As of May 1, 2024, the merger between KLINGER Belgium and Philippe Jans is official.

KLINGER Belgium acquires Philippe Jans, a Belgian specialist in rubber products and seals near Antwerp.