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ValveTraceLicence-checked valve sourcing

Independent, licence-checked valve sourcing from Wenzhou

One RFQ, several API-licensed factories, the manufacturer named in your quotation, inspection agreed before shipment.

ValveTrace is a sourcing desk, not a valve manufacturer. We read every factory licence by its expiry date in the API Composite List, send your RFQ to the factories whose licence scope covers it, and compare their offers against your datasheet before we quote.

Valve ranges
8
Wenzhou API 609 entries
41
Active but past expiry
3
Registry read
8 Nov 2026
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How it works

  1. 01Send the datasheet you haveValve type, size, pressure class, body material and quantity are enough to start. Add end connections, service, testing requirements, destination port or country and end-user country when you have them.
  2. 02We review it and check the licenceWe read the specification against the service, screen the destination and end user, and re-check the API licence of every factory we ask by its expiry date in the API Composite List.
  3. 03Several factories quote, you get one quotationYour RFQ goes to the panel factories whose licence scope covers the valve. We compare their offers against your datasheet, line by line, and send one quotation with a technical deviation list that names the manufacturer and its licence number.
  4. 04Inspection is agreed before shipmentThe inspection and test plan, the witness points and any third-party inspector you name are fixed before the order. Test records, EN 10204 3.1 material certificates and the delivery document pack follow the shipment.
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Valve ranges

Engineered valves for oil and gas, LNG, petrochemical, power and offshore projects. Each range page covers selection, materials, testing and the API licence the manufacturer must hold.

All valve ranges
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Why buy through us

Ways to buy engineered valves from Wenzhou. Other routes: what 17 top-ranking pages we reviewed on 8 Nov 2026 showed; no company is named.
What you needFactory websiteGeneral sourcing agentDirectory or marketplaceValveTrace
Quotes from more than one licensed factoryOne factory’s own rangeSeveral suppliers, across all product typesYou contact and compare listings yourselfYour RFQ goes to the panel factories whose licence scope covers the valve
API licence checked by expiry dateCertificate images; no licence number or registry link on the pages reviewedNot shown on the guides reviewedSupplier profiles reviewed did not show API licence statusRegistry expiry date, re-checked every quarter
Valve-specific engineeringFor its own productsGeneral process guides, not API scope or valve classesNot providedDeviation list against your datasheet with each quotation
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A sourcing desk, and why the manufacturer is not named here

We do not make valves, and this website does not name our panel factories or print their licence numbers. Your quotation names the manufacturer of the valve you are quoted, its API licence number and where to check it in the API Composite List, so you can verify the source before you order. Until then, several factories compete for the same enquiry.

See how the licence-checked factory panel works

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“Active” in the registry is not enough

In our check of the API Composite List on 8 Nov 2026, 3 of the 41 API 609 licences held by Wenzhou companies were still shown as Active after their expiry date. We judge every panel factory by the date, not the flag, and re-check the registry every quarter.

How to verify an API licence yourself

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Buyer guides

Guides for the buyer, not the seller: how to read the API Composite List, what to put in an RFQ and what inspection before shipment covers. No guide names a factory or makes a partner-factory claim.