Pressure-Tech Ltd.
Precision Pressure Regulators for Critical Applications
Engineered in the UK. Built for Precision. Designed for Critical Pressure Control.
Pressure Tech is a specialist UK manufacturer of high-quality pressure regulators for demanding gas and liquid applications across Oil & Gas, Hydrogen, Subsea, Diving, Marine, Analytical, Hydraulic and Industrial markets.
Established in 2000, Pressure Tech has developed an extensive portfolio of forward pressure reducing and back pressure regulators engineered for applications ranging from precision gas analysis to high-pressure hydraulic systems and subsea installations.
With pressure control capabilities extending up to 2,068 bar (30,000 psi) and connection sizes from 1/8" to 4", Pressure Tech provides both standard and application-specific pressure control solutions for some of the world's most demanding operating environments.
Through MONILEK Oilfield, customers across the Middle East benefit from access to Pressure Tech technology combined with MONILEK's regional engineering knowledge, product selection support and extensive experience in instrumentation and hydraulic systems.
25+ Years of Expertise | Up to 30,000 psi | Up to 3,000m Subsea | ISO 9001 Certified
Actuated Valves
The AVC690 (normally closed) and AVO690 (normally open) are compact actuated valves suitable for gas and liquid applications, and designed to have a very high cycle life. They can be used to aid high pressure cycle testing for Research and Development lab work. They are also used in pneumatic and hydraulic control panels, and can be used in a range of sectors including oil & gas, hydrogen, amongst others.
Cylinder Valves
Our CV414-SC is a self-closing cylinder valve for high pressure gas systems, offering users a quick and simple disconnect feature. When connected, it provides a continual supply of gas to the system. If a cylinder refill is required, the CV414-SC’s low torque design means it is easy for users to disconnect the valve to isolate the gas supply, even under high pressure, whilst the valve remains attached to the gas cylinder. Also, a burst disc may be added to protect the system against over-pressurisation.