About Rupture Pin Technology
 

History
In 1986, Shell and Exxon came to Mr. Julian Taylor of Taylor Tools and asked him to solve a serious problem with pilot operated valves that were failing to operate 5% of the time. The set pressure was 83 bar (1220 psi) and the tolerance was +/-1.5%. This tolerance was not possible with conventional methods.

Mr. Taylor developed the Rupture Pin pressure relief valve. This Rupture Pin valve was used in parallel with the existing pilot operated valves. He used Euler’s Law of Compressed Columns to meet the stringent requirements handed to him.

With the need for pressure relief of slurries and more viscous fluids requiring full flow orifices, Mr. Taylor developed the Buckling Pin valve in 2002. The Buckling Pin valve closes to isolate pressure, which can be accomplished with a piston, flapper, or any quarter-turn valve.

  
Mr. Julian Taylor
Owner
Rupture Pin Technology
Buckling Pin Technology
Taylor Valve Technology

Mr. Taylor's companies have over 100 U.S. and foreign patents in more
than 50 years.
 
 

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Our valves have solved the toughest problems around the world for 23 years with a 99.0% satisfaction rate!
Our unique, patented pin technology has been used for over 23 years in more than 18,500 valves around the world with an impressive satisfaction rate of 99.0%! It's safe for people, systems, products and the environment!

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Today
Rupture Pin Technology and Buckling Pin Technology are located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. They are still owned and operated by Mr. Taylor and enjoy an honored and excellent reputation in the pressure relief and emergency shutoff business.

Our customers come to us for solutions to problems with any pressurized system, whether it is relief or shutoff. Over 17,000 valves have been sold through trained independent representatives around the world and have a remarkable 99.9% customer satisfaction rate.