Some of the top pinch valve manufacturers Russia saw at MiningWorld Russia 2024 include the likes of Composit, West Invest, and Anhui Fengchi, to name a few.
These suppliers focus on rugged pinch valves designed for abrasive, slurry-heavy operations—ideal for the CIS mining valves market.
Below, we dive into their specialties, what they showcased at the expo, and why they matter for mining operations across the CIS region.
| Company | Type of Valves | Main Focus |
| Composit LLC | Pinch valves, knife-gate valves | Slurry-hose and abrasive media systems |
| West Invest Company LLP | Shut-off, robust mining valves | Heavy-duty valves for ore-pulp flows |
| Anhui Fengchi Pump & Valve | Manual & pneumatic pinch valves | Slurry-resistant valves from China |
| KSB Group | Slurry pumps, control & check valves | Pump-valve solutions for CIS mines |
| Bray | Butterfly and control valves | Durable valves proven in harsh mines |
Composit LLC manufactures rubber-lined pinch valves built for high-abrasion applications. At MiningWorld Russia, the company showcased complete flow systems that can handle slurry, tailings, and aggressive mining byproducts. The designs are made to extend equipment life and reduce wear across pipelines.
West Invest supplies shut-off valves specifically for ore-pulp and mineral processing setups. The valves use reinforced materials and precision machining to withstand constant exposure to abrasive solids. This manufacturer caters heavily to CIS operations with local stock availability.
Anhui Fengchi presented a line of manual and pneumatic pinch valves ideal for high-solids content flows. Exhibit samples showed designs with reinforced sleeves, corrosion resistance, and actuator compatibility. These products are tailored for slurry-based operations in mining and ore refining facilities.
KSB Group integrates control valves into its slurry pump systems for cohesive performance across mining sites. Valves on display featured high-end seals, wear-resistant linings, and configurations compatible with automated control systems. The approach minimizes site failures through matched pump-valve performance.
Bray’s exhibition featured modulating butterfly valves rated for mining-grade durability. The company highlighted seat and disc designs tested under real-world ore handling conditions. A key advantage is the reduced need for maintenance, even in continuous-operation setups.
Pinch valves, slurry valves, and control systems aren’t all built the same. At Mining World Russia, these suppliers proved they’re solving different parts of the same mining puzzle: flow control that lasts.
For anyone sourcing CIS mining valves or evaluating pinch valve manufacturers Russia can rely on, the show made clear who’s pushing the standard forward.
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