Flow Control Valves
Flow Control Valves
Fluid control valves control the flow of fluid through a system and are also commonly known as process valves. Used in applications ranging from medical and automotive to process industries, they typically transport fluids and/or solids through system piping. The medium may be compressed air, industrial gas, acids, alkalis, fuel, steam, or other substances.
Application Areas
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01Automotive Industry
Automotive industry consists of high cycle and precise processes such as body production, assembly, painting, surface preparation and testing.
02Electrical, Electronic & Automation
High cycle speed, repeatability and continuous production basic requirements in electrical, electronic and automation industry.
03Machine Manufacturing
Machine manufacturing; a process that requires high precision and reliability from design to assembly, commissioning from testing.
04Packaging Industry
The packaging industry requires continuous execution of high cycle processes such as filling, capping, labeling, winding, boxing and palletizing.
Safety Valves
Nothing can be left to chance where safety is concerned. Our safety valves help systems meet the requirements of EN ISO 13849-1. In simpler all-pneumatic systems, the two-hand control unit provides easy installation and maximum performance in accordance with EN ISO 13851 Class IIIB.
Valve Islands
Valve islands, also known as valve manifolds, system valves, or plug-and-play manifolds, reduce installation and downtime while simplifying diagnostics. They are configured individually for each application. Combining valves in one unit reduces piping, electrical connections, and overall complexity.
Proportional Valves
Proportional valves, also known as I/P or E/P converters, convert a variable current or voltage signal into a proportional compressed-air output. Options include open-loop control, closed-loop control, fail-freeze operation, ATEX-compliant versions, programmable functions and parameters, and IO-Link digital control for improved data access and performance monitoring.
Standard Valves
Inline pneumatic valves are among the most widely used valve types in industrial automation. They may be solenoid- or pilot-operated and are commonly called directional control valves. The V50 and V60 series cover most inline-valve requirements and can be expanded with simple manifold systems.
Valve Accessories
Compact industrial coils and connectors designed to provide safe and stable electrical connections. Durable protection suitable for use around valves and control equipment.
ISO Valves
ISO*STAR (SXE, SXP) 5/2 and 5/3 solenoid- and pilot-operated glandless spool valves. Sub-base mounted in ISO 5599-1 sizes 1, 2, or 3. Specially coated glandless spool and sleeve for long, trouble-free service life. Integrated flow regulators for cylinder speed control on ISO sizes 1 and 2. Low-power solenoids. Manual override as standard. Detented push-actuated bistable…
Manual Mechanical Valves
Manual and mechanical valves are generally used in more traditional installations. Manual valves are operated directly by an operator, while mechanical valves are actuated or triggered by the machine or process.
Functional Valves
Functional valves serve specific purposes such as flow or pressure regulation, quick exhaust, non-return, shut-off, ball-valve, and logic functions.