Gemü
Product Categories
- Actuator
- Ball Valve
- Butterfly Valve
- Cable
- Check Valve
- Control Valve
- Controller
- Display & Indicator
- Drive
- Flow Meter
- Meter
- Power Supply
- Seal & Gasket
- Sensor
- Solenoid Valve
- Spring
- Switch
- Transmitter
- Valve
Gemü
Gemü is a leading German manufacturer of industrial valves and process control technology with over a hundred years of experience in fluid and gas management. With a catalog of 1,596 products, Gemü delivers solutions for the pharmaceutical industry, food sector, chemical industry, water treatment and biotechnology. The product portfolio includes diaphragm valves, butterfly valves, ball valves, control valves, solenoid valves and integrated process controllers.
Gemü diaphragm valves are the company's core products and are globally recognized for their superior sealing and contamination-free fluid control. The diaphragm completely separates the flow medium from the actuator, which is essential in aseptic processes such as pharmaceutical manufacturing, biotechnology fermentation and food processing. Gemü diaphragm valves are available in various plastic and stainless steel versions with EPDM, PTFE or silicone diaphragms for optimal media compatibility.
Gemü butterfly valves provide precise volumetric shut-off with minimal pressure drop, suitable for controlling large flow volumes in pipelines from DN50 to DN300. These valves are available with pneumatic or electric actuators and can be equipped with position feedback signals for advanced process automation. Gemü ball valves guarantee leak-tight closure in both low-pressure and high-pressure installations.
Gemü solenoid valves control pneumatic actuators in fully automated process installations. They are available as 2/2-way, 3/2-way and 5/2-way types for various circuit configurations, with direct or pilot-operated control depending on the required fluid flow. Gemü control valves with integrated positioner provide proportional actuation for precise flow regulation.
At Verkopershulp.nl you will find the complete Gemü range with technical documentation, dimensional drawings and material compatibility data. Our technical specialists support you in selecting the correct valve type, material specification and actuator configuration for your process installation.
History
Gemü was founded in 1922 by Georg Müller in Ingelfingen-Criesbach, Germany. The company started as a small mechanical workshop and quickly specialized in the production of valves for industrial process installations. In the 1960s, Gemü developed its first diaphragm valves, which marked a breakthrough for the pharmaceutical and food industries. The family-owned company continued to grow and expand into related valve and control technologies. In the 1990s, Gemü opened production facilities in Asia and North America. Today, Gemü has subsidiaries in more than 50 countries, holds ISO 9001 and FDA certification, and supplies products to more than ten thousand customers in over one hundred countries worldwide.
Product Categories
- 2/2-way Diaphragm Valves
- 3/2-way Diaphragm Valves
- Butterfly Valves with Pneumatic Actuator
- Ball Valves for Process Installations
- Liquid Solenoid Valves
- Control Valves with Positioner
- Process Controllers and Positioners
- Diaphragm Pumps and Fittings
- Diaphragm Separators
- Aseptic Valves for Pharmaceutical Industry
- PTFE-lined Valves for Chemical Media
- Valve Accessories and Spare Parts
Applications
- Pharmaceutical manufacturing processes and biotechnology fermentation
- Aseptic fluid control in food and beverage industry
- Chemical process industry with aggressive media
- Water treatment and wastewater purification
- Purified water systems and ultrapure water production
- Steam sterilization (SIP) and clean-in-place (CIP) process installations
- Semiconductor manufacturing and cleanroom applications
- Gas management in industrial gas systems
- Refrigeration installations and HVAC systems
- Analytical instrumentation and laboratory systems
- Automotive manufacturing and paint spray systems
- Energy sector and hydrogen production