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Bray International

Bray International is the Houston-based maker of butterfly valves, knife gate and slurry valves, actuators and valve controls. It was incorporated in Houston on 23 April 1986, founded by Craig C. Brown and Frank J. Raymond, and assembled its first butterfly valves in 1987. Among them were the Series 20/21, 30/31 and 35/36 resilient-seated valves that are still in its range. Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier in Muscat. We list Bray valves, actuators, positioners and switch boxes, and supply complete automated valve packages and spare parts to water, oil and gas and process plants in Oman and the GCC.

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About Bray International

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Founded
1986
Headquarters
Houston, USA
Speciality
Butterfly valves and valve actuators
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34 products in 9 categories

Bray International is the Houston-based maker of butterfly valves, knife gate and slurry valves, actuators and valve controls. It was incorporated in Houston on 23 April 1986, founded by Craig C. Brown and Frank J. Raymond, and assembled its first butterfly valves in 1987. Among them were the Series 20/21, 30/31 and 35/36 resilient-seated valves that are still in its range.

Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier in Muscat. We list Bray valves, actuators, positioners and switch boxes, and supply complete automated valve packages and spare parts to water, oil and gas and process plants in Oman and the GCC.

Bray at a glance

Established 23 April 1986, Houston, Texas, by Craig C. Brown and Frank J. Raymond
First products Series 20/21 sanitary and chemical, Series 30/31 general purpose and Series 35/36 large-diameter butterfly valves, first assembled in 1987
Product families Resilient-seated, high-performance and triple-offset butterfly valves, knife gate and slurry valves, pneumatic and electric actuators, positioners and valve status monitors
Applications Water and wastewater, desalination, HVAC, chemical, oil and gas, power, mining and slurry service

Bray products we list

Family Models Typical use
Resilient-seated butterfly valves Series 20/21, 22/23 PTFE-lined, 30/31, 32/33, 35/36, 3A/3AH Water, seawater, HVAC and general utility isolation; PTFE-lined for corrosive chemicals
High-performance and triple-offset butterfly valves McCannalok 40/41, Tri Lok Higher pressure and temperature, steam, hydrocarbons and tight shut-off
Knife gate and slurry valves 740, 755, 941, 762, 765, 767, 768 Slurries, sludge, pulp, mining tailings and wastewater solids
Actuators Series 92/93 rack and pinion, Series 98 scotch yoke, Series 70 electric Automating quarter-turn valves with air or electric power
Positioners and switch boxes 6A, 6P, 5A, 5C Ex d, Series 54 sensors Modulating control and open/closed position feedback to the control system

The butterfly valve type follows the duty. Resilient-seated valves seal on a rubber liner, which makes them economical and bubble-tight for water and utilities. High-performance valves use an offset disc and a PTFE or metal seat for higher pressures and temperatures. Triple-offset valves add a third geometric offset so the disc meets the seat without rubbing, which allows a metal-to-metal, zero-leakage seal in steam and hydrocarbon service.

Where Bray valves are used

In Oman and the GCC, Bray valves and actuators are used in water transmission and distribution, desalination and wastewater plants, district cooling and HVAC, petrochemical and chemical plants, power stations and mining and slurry lines.

Ordering Bray valves: what we need

Send the series, size (NPS or DN), end connection (wafer, lug or flanged), body, disc and seat materials, and the medium, pressure and temperature. For actuated valves, add the actuator type (double-acting or spring return), air or electric supply, and any positioner or switch box needed.

Facts checked against Bray company history, October 2026.

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FAQ

Questions about Bray International

Common questions about Bray International equipment, part numbers and supply to Oman and the GCC.

01What is the difference between Bray Series 30 and Series 31?
They are the same resilient-seated butterfly valve design in two body styles. Series 30 is a wafer body clamped between pipe flanges. Series 31 is a lug body with threaded lugs, which lets the valve be bolted to one flange. The body style must match your piping arrangement.
02How do I identify a Bray Series 70 actuator for replacement?
Read the nameplate on the actuator housing. It carries the series and size, which corresponds to the output torque, together with the supply voltage and serial number. Tell us also whether the unit has a modulating control card or other options fitted, since these change the order code.
03Which seat material should I state for a Bray butterfly valve?
The seat is selected for the fluid and temperature, and Bray offers several elastomers for the Series 30/31. We do not guess it. Send the existing valve code, or the fluid, temperature and pressure, and we check the seat and disc combination against the manufacturer's documentation.
04When was Bray founded?
Bray International was established on 23 April 1986 in Houston, Texas, by Craig C. Brown and Frank J. Raymond. Its first products, the Series 20/21, 30/31 and 35/36 butterfly valves, were first assembled in 1987.
05Is Seven Star LLC a distributor of Bray?
No. Seven Star LLC is an independent industrial supplier based in Muscat. We source Bray valves and actuators through commercial channels, check the model or order code against the manufacturer's documentation before quoting, and provide the manufacturer's datasheet and the certificates the manufacturer issues with the order on request.