Ceme supplier in Romania
Solenoid valves and solenoid pumps for industrial fluids
Founded in 1974 · Headquarters: Trivolzio (Pavia), Italy
Who is Ceme and what does it make?
CEME is an Italian manufacturer of solenoid valves and solenoid pumps, based at Trivolzio, in the province of Pavia, active since 1974. The solenoid valve range covers 19 numbered series, from series 52 to series 99, plus the V3 and V7 variants, in 2/2 and 3/2 way configurations, normally closed or normally open. For Romania we can quote individual solenoid valves for coffee machines, welding equipment or water management installations.
CEME serves in particular coffee, beverage, refrigeration, medical, welding and water management applications — its series range from direct acting to pilot operated and servo-controlled, including bistable variants that hold their position without continuous power. Working pressure covers a range of 0 to 28 bar, with NPT, SAE, G (BSP), flange or push-fit connections, depending on the series. The company also makes solenoid pumps, both volumetric and vibration types, plus peripheral pumps for recirculation and cooling, completing the solenoid valve range with the pumping side.
For the Romanian market, CEME solenoid valves are relevant for makers of coffee and beverage equipment, for welding companies that need solenoid valves for gas or cooling water, and for small water or steam management installations. The right choice depends on the series number, the type of actuation and the maximum pressure of the circuit.
What do we supply from the Ceme range?
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| Solenoid valves Series 52-68 | Series 52-68 from the CEME range, in 2/2 and 3/2 way configurations. |
| Solenoid valves Series 83-99 | Series 83-99 from the CEME range, in 2/2 and 3/2 way configurations. |
| Solenoid valves V3/V7 | The V3 and V7 variants from the CEME range of solenoid valves. |
| Solenoid Pumps | Volumetric and vibration pumps operated by a solenoid, for dosing or moving liquids in coffee, beverage or cleaning equipment, alongside peripheral pumps for recirculation. |
Why Ceme?
- 19 numbered series of solenoid valves, plus V3 and V7, with direct acting, pilot operated or servo-controlled actuation
- Working pressure of up to 28 bar, with NPT, SAE, G (BSP), flange or push-fit connections
- Volumetric and vibration solenoid pumps, alongside peripheral recirculation pumps
- Manufacturer with a history since 1974, with applications in coffee, beverages, refrigeration, medical, welding and water management
- Pressure transducers and safety valves from the same range, for monitoring the circuit
Which Ceme codes and series are requested most often?
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| Seria 52 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 53 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 55 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 59 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 61 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 62 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 65 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 66 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 67 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 68 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 83 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 84 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 85 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 86 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 87 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 88 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 90 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 93 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Seria 99 | CEME solenoid valve |
| V3 | CEME solenoid valve |
| V7 | CEME solenoid valve |
| Solenoid Metering Pumps | Solenoid pump for liquid dosing |
| Pompe Periferice | Peripheral pump for recirculation and cooling |
Where is Ceme equipment used?
- Coffee and beverage equipment — solenoid valves and solenoid pumps
- Welding — solenoid valves for shielding gas and cooling water
- Water management — small process solenoid valves and pressure transducers
- Refrigeration and air conditioning — solenoid valves for refrigerants
How do we supply Ceme in Romania?
The data on CEME solenoid valves below comes from the manufacturer's technical documentation; we confirm exact availability in the quotation. To identify the correct series we need the series number (if you have it from the old valve), the working pressure, the type of fluid and the configuration (2/2 or 3/2 way, normally closed or open). We bring in CEME solenoid valves and pumps through EU supply channels, to order, usually in 1–4 weeks. For process equipment we recommend confirming the maximum pressure before installation, because the series differ significantly from one another.
The equivalence between an old, discontinued CEME series and a current one is established through a case-by-case technical check.
Frequently asked questions about Ceme
What does CEME make?
CEME makes solenoid valves, in 19 numbered series (plus V3 and V7), plus volumetric or vibration solenoid pumps and peripheral pumps, for coffee, beverage, welding and water management equipment.
How do I choose the right CEME solenoid valve for my equipment?
You need the series number from the existing solenoid valve, if you are replacing it, or the working pressure, the type of fluid and the configuration (2/2 or 3/2 way) for a new installation; these data allow us to identify the compatible series.
What types of actuation do CEME solenoid valves have?
The CEME range includes solenoid valves with direct acting, pilot operated or servo-controlled actuation (including bistable), depending on the series; which variant each series has we confirm by code, from the manufacturer's documentation.
Do you supply CEME solenoid valves in Romania?
Yes, we bring in CEME solenoid valves and pumps to order through EU supply channels, usually in 1–4 weeks, depending on the series and availability at the manufacturer.
What data do you need for a quotation on a CEME solenoid valve?
Send the series number if you have it, the working pressure, the type of fluid handled and the connection type (NPT, SAE, BSP or flange), so that we can confirm the compatible variant from the range.
How do I request a Ceme quotation?
Send the Ceme code from the nameplate and the quantity; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 12 November 2026 · Sources: CEME S.p.A. (manufacturer documentation)

