Send the identification that matters
Photograph labels or markings showing manufacturer, size, pressure class, model and material where safely visible. Mention whether actuators or other accessories are included. For multiple valves, a group photo plus a short list of sizes and quantities is more useful than a single distant image.
State condition and prior service
Tell Nick whether the valves are unused surplus, used, removed from a system or of unknown condition. If you have material certificates, test records or other existing documentation, mention that. Be clear about previous contents and known contamination instead of assuming equipment is ready for handling.
Include related piping inventory
A project may include valves alongside fittings, flanges, elbows, tees and blinds. Group similar items and estimate quantities when possible. Contact Nick about the entire lot, location and access; purchase suitability and any removal arrangements depend on the specific equipment and site.
Questions about this equipment
Can you consider fittings with the valves?
Yes. Fittings, flanges, elbows, tees and blinds appear on the current buying list and can be included in your inquiry.
Is every valve automatically accepted?
No. Send the actual equipment information so the buyer can review suitability, condition and project requirements.