Tag: stainless steel
Compact Micro-Ingredient Valve
The new micro-ingredient valve from ACS Valves is small but designed to make testing and metering small batch ingredients easier, more accurate, and more cost-effective. This micro valve is ideal for any industry that uses specific doses, such as food, pharmaceutical, chemical or plastic industries.
Vac-U-Max gravity diverter valve
Available in various sizes and outlet configurations, the Vac-U-Max gravity diverter valve features state-of-the-art pneumatic actuators and adjustable operating speeds. The unit allows for unrestricted material flow through open gates, with split-body design allowing for easy cleaning and service.
New no-leak 4.0” valve from Elkhart Brass
Elkhart Brass solved a valve design flaw with the introduction of the new No-Leak 4.0” Valve. The previous industry design was susceptible to seal damage, which caused leakage. This led to pressure test failures at OEM builders and possible leaks after vehicle delivery to end-users.
10-year warranty on Zahroof valve housings
Zahroof Valves Inc. has introduced its innovative compressor valve, which offers an unprecedented 10-year warranty on its stainless steel valve housings.
Depending on application, up to 20 percent of power required to operate a reciprocating compressor is lost in the compressor's valves – with losses increasing at higher operating speeds and higher molecular weights.
Cone valve needed for Summersville Dam
The US Army Corps of Engineers has issued a new call/tender for bids to supply a fixed cone valve to Summersville Dam on the Gauley River in West Virginia. All bids are requested by April 9, 2015.
Summersville is the second tallest dam east of the Mississippi River and was completed by the Corps in 1966 for flood control recreation and flow augmentation.
Vac-U-Max’s wafer/butterfly valves
Specially designed to handle dry materials, Vac-U-Max’s new wafer valve features a 316 stainless steel disk that seals against molded food-grade liner.
Bulk materials only contact the liner and disk, with the low-profile disk able to rotate 90 degrees for maximum free-flow area.