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HERZLICH-WILLKOMMEN

HERZLICH-WILLKOMMEN

HERZLICH-WILLKOMMEN

Product catalog summary
Introduction
GESTRA, founded in 1902 by Gustav Friedrich Gerdts, is a leading manufacturer in the steam and energy industry. The company was established with three core visions: further rationalization of the steam and energy industry, increased operational reliability, and more efficient condensate discharge. These visions have driven GESTRA to become a technological leader in steam and condensate systems.

Company Evolution
Over the years, GESTRA has achieved numerous technological milestones, particularly in valve technology and industrial electronics since the 1960s. In 2002, GESTRA was acquired by Flowserve Corporation, a major player in fluid control technology, enhancing its global market reach.

Product Offerings
GESTRA specializes in valves and control technology for steam and energy conservation. Their products are designed for high reliability and are used in various applications, including steam generation, distribution, and usage, as well as in systems where energy savings, environmental protection, and safety are priorities.

Key Products
  • Steam Traps
  • Non-Return Valves
  • Cooling Water Control Valves
  • Control Valves
  • Temperature/Pressure Control Valves
  • Continuous and Intermittent Blowdown Valves
  • Steam Boiler Equipment
  • Equipment and Vessels for Heat Recovery


Conclusion
With over 100 years of history and 213 patents, GESTRA continues to innovate and expand its influence in the steam and energy sectors, supported by Flowserve's global network.
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Catalog excerpts

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GESTRA Steam Systems Abfahrt Industriegebiet Bayernstraße Herzlich willkommen! You are welcome! Utbremer Ring Fürther Straße Münchener Straße Having visions means having a future In the year 1902, Gustav Friedrich Gerdts founded GESTRA with three visions which still hold true today: ◗ The steam and energy industry must be rationalized further. ◗ The operational reliability must be increased further. ◗ Condensate discharge must be made more efficient. Right up until the present day, such visions have repeatedly led to numerous trailblazing developments in valve technology and also, from the 1960s onwards, in industrial elec-tronics. These technical milestones have made GESTRA one of today’s technological leaders for steam and condensate systems. But what use are the best products if you do not have the capability of bringing them to market worldwide with a qualified and customer-oriented service network? This question was solved in the year 2002 through the acquisition of GESTRA by the Flowserve Corporation with headquarters in Texas (USA), one of the largest international groups in the sector of fluid control technology. With the support of this global organization, we can say proudly, after 100 years of company history and with 213 national and international patents: Our future has only just begun! w w w . g e s t r a . d e City Weser Oldenburg Osnabrück, Dortmund 808596-01/908 EMA · © 2008 · GESTRA AG · Bremen Printed in Germany · Technische Änderungen vorbehalten Mit Energie in die Zukunft With E

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GESTRA Steam Systems Wer Visionen hat, hat auch Zukunft Im Jahr 1902 gründete Gustav Friedrich Gerdts GESTRA mit drei Visionen, die noch heute Bestand haben: ◗ Die Dampf- und Energiewirtschaft muss noch weiter rationalisiert werden. ◗ Die Betriebssicherheit muss weiter gesteigert werden. ◗ Die Kondensatableitung muss noch effizienter werden. Aus Visionen wurden bis heute immer wieder richtungsweisende Produktentwicklungen im Armaturenbereich und ab Anfang der 60er Jahre auch in der Industrie-Elek tronik. Diese technischen Meilensteine machen GESTRA bis heute zum Technologieführer für die Dampf-...

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