Pneumatic valve shop in Odessa, Texas.
Allenco has been working on pneumatic-actuated valves in Odessa since the early days of the Permian Basin. The shop is still here, and the work is still here.
The crew that takes a valve apart is the one that puts it back together, tests it, and ships it. We've handled enough of these valves coming back out of service to know what to look for and what to fix.
One wellsite or a fleet of compressor stations, the standards are the same.
The shop is set up for pneumatic-actuated valves. Tooling, test equipment, and parts inventory are all for this work — not instrumentation, not general machining, not plumbing.
That focus is why turnarounds are quick and quotes are accurate.
Four things that are just how the work gets done here.
Every valve is inspected, machined, and tested to OEM or industry standards. If something doesn't meet spec, it doesn't ship.
Local shop, in-house work, and a parts inventory for the valves we see most. Most jobs don't wait on a flatbed.
The quote is what the work costs. We stand behind what we ship. Most of our work comes from operators we've worked with before.
Our crew, your facility, and the environment. Nothing leaves the shop that isn't safe to put back in service.
Valve types and the rebuild process, end to end.
Every valve that leaves the shop comes with hydrostatic test records, material traceability, dimensional reports, and NDE records when the job calls for them.
Email a photo or the tag number and we'll get back with a quote and a turnaround.
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