Mud Valves - Why Troy Mud Valves?
Long Live the Mud Valve!
So reliable it's legendary.
Troy Valve has been manufacturing mud valves for over 25 years, but the original Mueller Company design dates back nearly 80 years! Sure, over that time we’ve refined and tweaked the original valve, but what you see today is nothing but time-tested, good old-fashioned engineering.
Cast Iron Epoxy Coated Mud Valves
Cast Iron Epoxy Coated Mud Valves
For typical water treatment tanks and basins or industrial spill or overflow containment.
Learn MoreStainless Steel Mud Valves
Stainless Steel Mud Valves
For heavy duty uses ranging from very corrosive environments to potable drinking water plants.
Learn MoreMud Valve Operators
Mud Valve Operators
Find all the operator options and accessories you need for opening and closing your mud valve.
Learn MoreWhat Makes a Troy Mud Valve Unique?
Polished design adds structural integrity for longer valve lifetime.
Machining, assembly, paint, testing. It’s all done right here, so we can promise quality through and through.
Designed to make operation easier and reduce actuator size.
Dirty water can wash out and escape the drive area, instead of drying or compacting over time, which can cause thread damage and failure.
Our standard base design creates a bubble-tight seal around common debris, ensuring leak-free operation.
As opposed to older fabrication techniques, our casting process enables our valves to have fewer components and joints, reducing the likelihood of failures.
Configured for easy disassembly in the case of maintenance or replacement.
Unique to our stainless steel design, the grout pocket allows grout to be flush with the drain hole, enabling tanks to empty completely. No other valve on the market has this feature!
Face the Dirty Truth
Mud valves are commonly used as drain valves in the bottom of water and wastewater treatment basins and tanks, but they’re also used in industrial applications with spill or overflow containment basins. So it goes without saying that when you’re looking for a new mud valve, reliability and longevity is a key concern. Because, let’s face it, nobody wants to clean up that mess.
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