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ACTREG S.A.U.

ACTREG designs and builds pneumatic and hydraulic actuators for quarter-turn valves. Engineering and assembly sit in Gavá, outside Barcelona; four further sites carry stock and manufacture for their own regions.

What we build, and what we do not.

Every ACTREG actuator does one job: rotate a valve stem through ninety degrees and hold it there. That narrow scope is deliberate. It means the catalogue can cover five orders of magnitude of torque, from a damper needing 5 Nm to a pipeline ball valve needing a quarter of a million, while keeping one valve interface and one accessory standard across the whole range.

We do not make the valve. Sizing an actuator well therefore depends on getting honest torque figures from whoever did, which is why quotations come back with the calculation shown rather than just a model number.

Valve types driven
Ball valves, Butterfly valves, Plug valves, Damper and air valves
Interfaces
ISO 5211, DIN 3337, NAMUR, VDI/VDE 3845
Registered office
Severo Ochoa 11, 28914 Leganés, Madrid, Spain
VAT and EORI
ESA58956517

Five sites, spread across 195 degrees of longitude.

Assembly and engineering sit in Gavá, outside Barcelona. Shanghai manufactures for Asia-Pacific, and stock in Kettering, Québec and Sorocaba keeps lead times short in each region.

Talk to the nearest office.

Regional offices hold stock and handle their own quotations. Engineering questions that need the design team go to Gavá.

What to send
Valve type and size, required torque including safety factor, available supply pressure, failure mode, and the ambient and process temperatures.