FIPA, Inc. Datasheets for Industrial Valves
Valves are mechanical devices that control the flow and pressure of liquids, gases, and slurries within a system. They are also known as regulators and are used in a wide variety of applications. Valves vary greatly in size, design, function, and operation.
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Defined reduction in operating pressure for ejectors, limitation of holding force of grippers Easy installation thanks to vertical and horizontal cross-holes Pressure adjustment by means of knurled screw, pressure monitoring... | |
| Defined reduction in operating pressure for ejectors, limitation of holding force of grippers Pressure adjustment by means of knurled screw, pressure monitoring by means of gauges (readout in MPa) Integrated... | |
| Defined reduction in operating pressure for ejectors, limitation of holding force of grippers Pressure adjustment by means of knurled screw Integrated overpressure protection | |
| Setting a constant vacuum level when handling workpieces with varying porosities or leakage Suitable as safety valve if dry-running rotary vane pumps are to run continuously at maximum vacuum Control... | |
| Vacuum adjustment of consumer loads, such as suction cups in handling systems Automatic compensation of fluctuations in vacuum supply Highly precise, continuous vacuum adjustment via a rotary knob with locking... | |
| Vacuum adjustment of consumer loads, such as suction cups in handling systems Integration of a vacuum gauge recommended Blow-off is possible if vacuum gauge is not connected Any installation position... |