Oil and gas equipment need some form of redundancy to mitigate potential failures within subsystems. Here, a three-port shuttle valve can be used to provide backup control of a single system. Lee shuttle valves are designed into downhole and subsea equipment to switch between primary and emergency pressure sources when needed as well as to serve selector functions.
Lee shuttle valves are available in various sizes and configurations to meet the needs of any application. Because shuttle valves commonly operate during emergencies, reliability over the life of the oil well is critical. Therefore, Lee shuttle valves are designed to last for the entire life cycle of an oil tool regardless of function downhole and subsea..
Each part is also designed to be compact, lightweight, and simple to install. Lee shuttle valves incorporate a unique nose seal design that eliminates bypass leakage and any need for additional O-rings. Choose from spring-biased shuttle valves, spring-detented shuttle valves, selective shuttle valves, inverse shuttle valves, or zero-leak shuttle valves – you’re sure to find a configuration that works for you.
In addition to our wide range of catalog products, over 50% of components manufactured by The Lee Company are unique products designed to meet the requirements of a specific application. So whether it is flow rate, leakage, shuttling pressure, envelope, or material, contact a local Lee Sales Engineer for help solving your latest fluid control problem engineer to engineer.
Partner with The Lee Company and get much more than just a supplier of top-quality fluid control products. Our reliable technical support team is available every step of the way to help you find solutions, maximize productivity, and drive efficiency across your operations. Check out these resources tailored to the oil and gas industry to learn more.
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