FAQ

Start with the duty: isolation, flow control, non-return protection or flow diversion. Then define the medium, operating envelope, piping requirements and actuation. The final configuration needs a project-specific review.

Include the information you have and mark missing specifications as “to be confirmed”. Attach the piping class or project datasheet if available. Do not infer a material or pressure class from a product photograph.

Yes, you can include these requirements in your enquiry. Their availability and suitability need to be confirmed in the technical offer; a requested option is not a guarantee of supply.

Provide the valve type, size, pressure class, materials, medium, operating and design temperatures, quantity and applicable standards. Include end connections, actuation, drawings and delivery requirements where available.

No fixed minimum order quantity or lead time is published in this preview. Ask for both in the quotation and confirm the lead-time start point, such as drawing approval or order acceptance.

Compare the configuration, deviations, testing, documentation and delivery scope before comparing unit prices. A missing requirement should be clarified in writing rather than assumed to be included.

No. A design-standard reference and a company certification are different types of information. Confirm product compliance for the proposed configuration and verify any required certificate separately.

Verified company certificates have not yet been supplied for this website. No API licence, ISO certification or other third-party approval is claimed in this preview.

Include the required drawings, reports, material records and witness points in your RFQ. The final document scope must be agreed in the quotation and purchase order.

No. Downloading creates a text brief on your device. It is not sent to Vanta Valve. A selected attachment is named in the brief but is not bundled with the download.

The form accepts a single PDF, PNG, JPG, CSV, XLSX, DOCX or TXT file up to 3 MB. For a downloaded RFQ, keep the attachment with the text brief and send them together through your agreed contact channel.

Online submission is available only when a receiving service is connected and a Submit Enquiry button is displayed. Until then, use Download RFQ brief to save your requirements locally.