Valve CRN Registration for Indian Manufacturers
Valves are registered as fittings under CSA B51, and the route depends on valve type, pressure class and how the design is substantiated. We register ball, gate, globe, butterfly, check, control and pressure-relief valves for use across Canadian jurisdictions.
Codes: CSA B51 · ASME B16.34 · ASME VIII (where applicable) · API (where referenced)
Who this is for
- ›Industrial valve manufacturers exporting to Canada
- ›Control-valve and actuator-package builders
- ›Pressure-relief / safety-valve manufacturers (special acceptance routes apply)
What is included
- ✓Jurisdiction & pathway map (which province(s) you actually need)
- ✓Drawing & calculation review and normalization to Canadian expectations
- ✓Design calculations to the governing ASME / CSA code
- ✓Canadian-licensed P.Eng. review and authentication of the registration package
- ✓Statutory Declaration of compliance preparation (where required)
- ✓QC / quality program certificate review and acceptance pathway
- ✓Submission to the safety authority and correspondence on review comments
- ✓CRN number delivery, plus renewal / revalidation reminders
Valves-specific considerations
- •Valve-type-specific CSA B51 category routing (a weld-end butterfly damper differs from a relief valve).
- •ASME B16.34 pressure-temperature rating confirmation.
- •Pressure-relief devices have their own acceptance considerations, which we flag early.
- •Series / family registration to cover multiple sizes efficiently.
Our process
- 1
Scope & quote
Send equipment type, target province(s), code and drawings. We return a fixed-fee INR quote within one business day (IST).
- 2
Document review
We map the jurisdiction, review your drawings, calculations and QC certificate, and flag any gaps before they cost review cycles.
- 3
Engineering & authentication
We complete or normalize calculations to the governing code and a Canadian P.Eng. reviews and authenticates the package.
- 4
Submission
We file with the safety authority, pay regulator fees at cost, and manage all review comments.
- 5
CRN issued
You receive the CRN. We log renewal/revalidation dates and keep your registration valid.
Valves CRN questions
Are valves registered as fittings in Canada? +
Yes. Valves are treated as fittings under CSA B51 and assigned a category that determines the acceptance evidence required. The CRN is a fitting registration, not a vessel registration.
Can a family of valve sizes be covered by one registration? +
Often yes. If the designs share a common basis, we can register them as a family/series to reduce the per-size cost. We confirm eligibility during scope review.
Need a CRN for Canada? Get a fixed-fee quote in INR.
Send your equipment type, target province and drawings. We reply within one business day (IST) and tell you exactly what is needed.