What is CEIR?

The European Committee for the Valve Industry (CEIR) was formed in 1959 as the European federation of national manufacturer associations. CEIR gathers together a large number of European manufacturers in the field of valves and fittings. CEIR supports the principles of a free economy and private enterprise in Europe as well as on a global basis. CEIR represents the common economic, technical and scientific interests of the European valve industries, in particular towards international authorities and economic and commercial circles.

What are taps and valves?

Sanitary valves include:
Basin taps
Kitchen taps
Bath taps
Faucets
Single control mixing valves
2 handle mixing valves
Thermostatic mixing valves
Pillar taps
Self closing valves
Electronic taps
Showerheads
Headshowers
Handshowers
Shower columns
Shower panels
Shower systems

Building valves include:
Angle valves
Radiator valves
Thermostatic valves
Thermostatic heads
Disconnectors
Safety groups
Air gaps
Vacuum breakers

Industrial valves include:
Screw-down stop valves
Check valves
Gate valves
Safety valves
Diaphragm valves
Plug and ball plug valves
Butterfly valves
Pressure reducing valves
Radiator valves
Unions
Draw-off taps and stop valves
Float operated and flushing valves
Air valves
Axial control valves
Hydrants
Hydraulic control valves