Industrial Valve Supplier for Peru and Bolivia — Camisea Gas, Mining, LNG

Peru is South America's fifth-largest economy with a substantial energy and mining sector. The Camisea gas fields (Block 88/56 — TotalEnergies, Shell, Hunt Oil, SK Energy, Tecpetrol, Pluspetrol) produce 1.2 bcf/d and feed Peru LNG (4.45 MTPA at Pampa Melchorita). Copper mining majors — Cerro Verde (Freeport-McMoRan, 467,000 tpa copper), Antamina (BHP/Glencore/Teck), and Quellaveco (Anglo American) — require large volumes of slurry, knife gate, and abrasion-resistant valves.

Camisea Gas and Peru LNG

Camisea gas liquids separation and the NGL pipeline (Transportadora de Gas del Perú — TGP) require API 6D full-bore trunnion ball valves (Class 600–900), slab gate valves, and NACE MR0175 gate valves for sour condensate. Peru LNG at Pampa Melchorita requires BS 6364 cryogenic extended-bonnet ball valves and Super Duplex 2507 seawater valves.

Peru and Bolivia Mining Valve Requirements

• Copper and zinc concentrate slurry pipelines — knife gate valves (SS316L blade), pinch valves for highest solids content
• Tailings management — large-bore knife gate (DN200–DN600) and rubber-lined butterfly valves
• Bolivia YPFB gas processing — API 6D ball valves, NACE-compliant gate valves for sour Bolivian gas
• Sacyr/Petroperu refinery modernisation — ASME B16.34 Class 150–600 gate, globe, butterfly valves
• Sea freight: Nhava Sheva → Callao (Lima) — 28–35 days via Suez or Cape; air freight available for urgent