NABIC - Ideal for a Wide Variety of Market Sectors

NABIC offer a range of safety valves that serve a variety of industries including Education, Healthcare, Petrochemical, Food, Power Generation, Leisure and Commercial Heating protecting life and property against failure to control system pressures.

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Simon Shand-Brown
Group Marketing & Communications Manager
01473 277300
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Protecting Irreplaceable Steam Engines in Thinktank Museum

12th Sep 2017

NABIC recently supplied new like for like safety valves to the Birmingham Science Museum, Thinktank. Replacing existing valves which had been situated in the museum since 2001 when it first opened.

Simply Best In Class - Five Year Quality Guarantee

3rd Aug 2016

At NABIC, as well as providing innovative safety solutions, we take pride in the quality and durability of our products. We also know that reliability and peace of mind matters to our customers, that’s why we are proud to be the first and only safety valve manufacturer to introduce an exclusive 5 Year Warranty across all of our products.

Historic NABIC Valve found in Grade 1 Listed Home

16th Jun 2016

An old NABIC Figure 42, which hasn't been manufactured or supplied for over 30 years has been found in an old grade 1 listed property.

The Royal Edinburgh Hospital

8th Apr 2016

NABIC Safety Valves were installed in the £48 million recently developed special care unit at the Royal Edinburgh Hospital.

Now Available to buy online direct from the manufacturer

3rd Mar 2016

NABIC, a brand of Crane Building Services & Utilities, a Crane Co Company, has launched a new website which now also offers a buy online platform. The site includes extensive information about the NABIC range of safety pressure and control valves and also offers the ability to purchase these on line via a Fastrack next day service.

The Renaissance Hotel

29th Feb 2016

NABIC Fig 500 valves were installed in the plant rooms of the sumptuously renovated five star St Pancras Renaissance hotel which opened too much fanfare.