AQ Matic and Control Valves

AQ Matic and Control Valves

Industrial and Commercial Diaphragm Valves

Centro is a trusted distributor of AqMatic Valves and Controls. Known for their industrial and commercial diaphragm valves, AquaMatic valves were originally manufactured by Pentair and now proudly carry the AQ Matic brand name, reflecting AquaMatic's commitment to quality.

Through Centro, AQ Matic offers a wide range of pneumatic solutions tailored to industrial automation needs. This extensive lineup includes AquaMatic valves, valve accessories, repair kits, controllers, and more.

AquaMatic valves are the ideal choice for industrial filtration and process systems, providing quality and reliability in every model, including the AquaMatic V42, VAV, V46 K52, K55, and K53. When it comes to industrial solutions, AQMatic valves consistently deliver the performance you need.

AQ Matic is known for their water heater valves designed to ensure the efficiency and safety of your heating systems. Their water heater valves are engineered to provide precise control and durability, making them a reliable component in both residential and industrial applications.

To explore these offerings further, reach out to Centro today. Our experts are ready to assist you. Contact us now for more information.

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FAQ
Is AQMatic and Aquamatic the same company?
AQMatic is the official brand name today. Aquamatic is the older/original spelling that people used for decades.
What materials and valve types does AQ Matic offer (metal, plastic, stainless, diaphragm, composite, etc.)?
AQ Matic manufactures diaphragm and piston control valves in cast iron, bronze, stainless steel, and corrosion-resistant composite materials. They offer both metal and plastic valve bodies, with diaphragm options in Buna-N, EPDM, and Viton. Valve types include air-operated, solenoid-actuated, diaphragm, piston, and lightweight composite models.
What applications are AquaMatic valves suitable for?
AquaMatic valves are used anywhere you need reliable, low-maintenance control of water or process fluids. Typical applications include water softening and filtration systems, industrial water treatment, wastewater systems, reverse osmosis pretreatment, deionization systems, and chemical or corrosive fluid handling (when using composite or stainless models). They’re also common in OEM skid packages, municipal water systems, cooling towers, and general industrial process control where simple, durable diaphragm valves are preferred.
What does “Normally Open” vs “Normally Closed” mean and how do I know which I need?
A Normally Open (NO) valve stays open when no power or air signal is applied. It only closes when it receives a control signal. A Normally Closed (NC) valve stays closed by default and only opens when it’s energized or actuated. Which one you need depends on what you want the system to do in a loss-of-power or loss-of-air situation: - Choose NC if the safe/default condition is stopping flow. - Choose NO if the safe/default condition is allowing flow. In water treatment, NC is more common because you typically want the system to shut off automatically if something fails. NO valves are used when maintaining flow is critical or when a system needs to depressurize or drain by default.