Gosco Valves: Designs That Outperform.

Throughout the month of November and December Gosco Valves held a month long food drive competition. As a company we managed to gather 1,400 pounds of food to donate to our local food bank, The Oakville Fareshare Food Bank. In the spirit of the holiday…

It was recently announced that the big conglomerate Tyco International Ltd. is splitting up into three separate publically traded companies. According to Chairman and Chief Executive Ed Breen, the split into three separate companies, ADT…

As an avid promoter and participant of university partnerships, Gosco Valves was asked to offer employer insights to U of T students considering a research internship through the NSERC program. NSERC…

After successfully putting the Canadian Exporters and Manufacturers’ SMART grant to work, the people at CME wanted to know more about Gosco’s lean manufacturing practises and growth. We opened up to the editor of CME’s magazine, 20/20,…

Gosco Valves is separating its valves into two different product lines: M-Class (metal-seated) and S-Class (soft-seated).…

You asked, we listened. Welcome to the new goscovalves.com.

We are excited to launch our new site, as there are a number of exclusive features that were not offered on our previous site. Our number one goal is for the new website to provide…

Just when you thought that we couldn’t get any more creative, Gosco Valves is now getting social! We have decided to get involved with the social media scene as a way to keep our customers up-to-date on what is happening at Gosco Valves.

Gosco ball valves can be found in several unique applications around the world. When one of the top aeronautics research organizations came to us and needed a ball valve to perform in a 1 X 1 supersonic tunnel using an air system where the valve would…

Gosco’s M-Class & S-Class valves (On/Off, Vari-V, Cryogenic, FM) are now API 607 5th Edition approved.

API 607 5th edition was released in June 2005. It is a joint standard with…

A major manufacturer of lids for the food industry was developing a new lid in their Research & Development lab. The lab’s retort (pressure cooker) was using traditional control valves (rising stem globe) with a 3-15 psi signal. A problem…