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The STOLZEL Y Type Angle Seated Pneumatic Control Valve is a precision-engineered valve designed for precise control of fluid flow in industrial applications. With its Y type angle-seated configuration, this valve is particularly suitable for applications requiring high flow rates and control accuracy. The angle-seated design helps to reduce the risk of cavitation and provides excellent throttling capabilities. Utilizing pneumatic actuation, this valve offers efficient and reliable control over fluid flow, allowing for quick response times and precise regulation of flow rates. Pneumatic actuation also makes it suitable for automation and integration into larger control systems. Constructed with high-quality materials and precision engineering, the STOLZEL Y Type Angle Seated Pneumatic Control Valve ensures durability and reliability in demanding industrial environments. Its robust design and efficient operation make it suitable for a wide range of applications, including process control, water treatment, and industrial automation. Overall, this valve provides accurate and dependable fluid control, making it an essential component in industrial processes requiring precise flow regulation.
green checkType of Product : Pneumatic Control Valve
green checkBody Material : CF8
green checkType : Normally Close
green checkLeakage Class : Class VI
green checkPneumatic Test Pressure : 4 Kg/cm²
green checkSeat Material : PTFE
green checkSeat Type : Y Type Angle Seated
green checkPressure : Upto 16 Kg/cm²
green checkTemperature : Upto 180°C
₹7,079  
RS PRO Inline Mounting Hydraulic Flow Control Valve, G 1/4, 350bar, 50L/min Model No 2435571 is a critical component used in hydraulic systems to regulate the flow rate of hydraulic fluid. It plays a crucial role in controlling the speed of actuators, cylinders, and motors in hydraulic machinery and equipment. By adjusting the flow rate, these valves allow precise control of movement and force, making them essential in a wide range of applications, including industrial machinery, construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and aerospace systems.
The basic principle of a hydraulic flow control valve involves restricting or regulating the flow of hydraulic fluid passing through it. There are two main types of hydraulic flow control valves:
Pressure-Compensated Flow Control Valve: This type of flow control valve maintains a constant flow rate regardless of changes in system pressure. It accomplishes this by automatically adjusting the valve opening to compensate for variations in pressure and ensuring a consistent flow to the actuator.
Non-Pressure-Compensated Flow Control Valve: This type of flow control valve regulates the flow rate without compensating for changes in system pressure. The flow rate is set manually, and variations in pressure can affect the actual flow delivered to the actuator.
Hydraulic flow control valves are often equipped with a flow control knob, handle, or screw that enables operators to adjust the flow rate according to specific requirements. By controlling the flow, operators can precisely regulate the speed of hydraulic actuators, such as cylinders or motors, allowing for smooth and controlled movement of machinery.
One of the key benefits of hydraulic flow control valves is their ability to enhance efficiency and safety in hydraulic systems. By controlling the speed of actuators, they prevent rapid and uncontrolled movements, reducing the risk of equipment damage and operator injury.
Additionally, hydraulic flow control valves contribute to energy efficiency by optimizing the use of hydraulic fluid. By reducing flow rates when maximum force or speed is not required, these valves help conserve energy and minimize heat generation within the hydraulic system.
In conclusion, hydraulic flow control valves are essential components in hydraulic systems, providing precise regulation of fluid flow to control the speed and force of hydraulic actuators. Their ability to maintain consistent flow rates and promote energy efficiency makes them indispensable in various industries, where controlled movement and optimal performance are paramount.
₹6,253  
RS PRO Inline Mounting Hydraulic Flow Control Valve, G 1/4, 350bar, 50L/min Model No 2435521 is a critical component used in hydraulic systems to regulate the flow rate of hydraulic fluid. It plays a crucial role in controlling the speed of actuators, cylinders, and motors in hydraulic machinery and equipment. By adjusting the flow rate, these valves allow precise control of movement and force, making them essential in a wide range of applications, including industrial machinery, construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and aerospace systems.
The basic principle of a hydraulic flow control valve involves restricting or regulating the flow of hydraulic fluid passing through it. There are two main types of hydraulic flow control valves:
Pressure-Compensated Flow Control Valve: This type of flow control valve maintains a constant flow rate regardless of changes in system pressure. It accomplishes this by automatically adjusting the valve opening to compensate for variations in pressure and ensuring a consistent flow to the actuator.
Non-Pressure-Compensated Flow Control Valve: This type of flow control valve regulates the flow rate without compensating for changes in system pressure. The flow rate is set manually, and variations in pressure can affect the actual flow delivered to the actuator.
Hydraulic flow control valves are often equipped with a flow control knob, handle, or screw that enables operators to adjust the flow rate according to specific requirements. By controlling the flow, operators can precisely regulate the speed of hydraulic actuators, such as cylinders or motors, allowing for smooth and controlled movement of machinery.
One of the key benefits of hydraulic flow control valves is their ability to enhance efficiency and safety in hydraulic systems. By controlling the speed of actuators, they prevent rapid and uncontrolled movements, reducing the risk of equipment damage and operator injury.
Additionally, hydraulic flow control valves contribute to energy efficiency by optimizing the use of hydraulic fluid. By reducing flow rates when maximum force or speed is not required, these valves help conserve energy and minimize heat generation within the hydraulic system.
In conclusion, hydraulic flow control valves are essential components in hydraulic systems, providing precise regulation of fluid flow to control the speed and force of hydraulic actuators. Their ability to maintain consistent flow rates and promote energy efficiency makes them indispensable in various industries, where controlled movement and optimal performance are paramount.
₹20,059  
RS PRO Inline Mounting Hydraulic Flow Control Valve, G 1/2, 210bar, 50L/min Model No 2834035 is a critical component used in hydraulic systems to regulate the flow rate of hydraulic fluid. It plays a crucial role in controlling the speed of actuators, cylinders, and motors in hydraulic machinery and equipment. By adjusting the flow rate, these valves allow precise control of movement and force, making them essential in a wide range of applications, including industrial machinery, construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and aerospace systems.
The basic principle of a hydraulic flow control valve involves restricting or regulating the flow of hydraulic fluid passing through it. There are two main types of hydraulic flow control valves:
Pressure-Compensated Flow Control Valve: This type of flow control valve maintains a constant flow rate regardless of changes in system pressure. It accomplishes this by automatically adjusting the valve opening to compensate for variations in pressure and ensuring a consistent flow to the actuator.
Non-Pressure-Compensated Flow Control Valve: This type of flow control valve regulates the flow rate without compensating for changes in system pressure. The flow rate is set manually, and variations in pressure can affect the actual flow delivered to the actuator.
Hydraulic flow control valves are often equipped with a flow control knob, handle, or screw that enables operators to adjust the flow rate according to specific requirements. By controlling the flow, operators can precisely regulate the speed of hydraulic actuators, such as cylinders or motors, allowing for smooth and controlled movement of machinery.
One of the key benefits of hydraulic flow control valves is their ability to enhance efficiency and safety in hydraulic systems. By controlling the speed of actuators, they prevent rapid and uncontrolled movements, reducing the risk of equipment damage and operator injury.
Additionally, hydraulic flow control valves contribute to energy efficiency by optimizing the use of hydraulic fluid. By reducing flow rates when maximum force or speed is not required, these valves help conserve energy and minimize heat generation within the hydraulic system.
In conclusion, hydraulic flow control valves are essential components in hydraulic systems, providing precise regulation of fluid flow to control the speed and force of hydraulic actuators. Their ability to maintain consistent flow rates and promote energy efficiency makes them indispensable in various industries, where controlled movement and optimal performance are paramount.
₹2,713  
RS PRO Manual 5/2 Pneumatic Manual Control Valve, G 1/8, 1/8in Model No 2351153 is a type of valve used to control the flow of compressed air in a pneumatic system manually. It is an essential component in pneumatic systems, which use compressed air to transmit power and control various devices and equipment in industries such as manufacturing, automation, and transportation.
Key features and components of a pneumatic manual control valve:
Valve Body: The main body of the control valve houses the internal components and provides the connection points for the pneumatic lines.
Actuator: The actuator is the part of the valve responsible for controlling the air flow. It can be operated manually by a lever, knob, or button, allowing the user to open, close, or adjust the flow as needed.
Ports: The control valve has multiple ports or connections through which compressed air can enter and exit the valve. These ports are usually labeled as input (IN), output (OUT), and exhaust (EXH).
Spool or Poppet: The internal mechanism, such as a spool or poppet, controls the flow of air through the valve. When the actuator is moved, it shifts the spool or poppet to open or close the ports, allowing or blocking the flow of compressed air.
Position Indicator: Some manual control valves may have a position indicator to show the current state of the valve, making it easier for the user to know if the valve is open or closed.
Uses of pneumatic manual control valves:
Directional Control: Pneumatic control valves are used for directional control, allowing the flow of compressed air to be directed to specific actuators or pneumatic cylinders to move and control machinery or equipment.
Flow Control: By adjusting the position of the valve, the flow rate of compressed air can be controlled, regulating the speed or force of pneumatic actuators.
Emergency Stop: In safety-critical applications, manual control valves can be used as emergency stop valves to quickly cut off the flow of compressed air in case of emergencies.
Actuator Control: Pneumatic manual control valves can control the movement and positioning of pneumatic actuators in various applications, including conveyor systems, robotic arms, and machine tools.
Overall, pneumatic manual control valves are vital components in pneumatic systems, offering a simple and efficient way to control the flow of compressed air. They are easy to operate, reliable, and can be used in a wide range of industrial applications to provide precise and flexible control over pneumatic equipment and processes.
₹8,259  
RS PRO Inline Mounting Hydraulic Flow Control Valve, G 3/8, 350bar, 75L/min Model No 2435587 is a critical component used in hydraulic systems to regulate the flow rate of hydraulic fluid. It plays a crucial role in controlling the speed of actuators, cylinders, and motors in hydraulic machinery and equipment. By adjusting the flow rate, these valves allow precise control of movement and force, making them essential in a wide range of applications, including industrial machinery, construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and aerospace systems.
The basic principle of a hydraulic flow control valve involves restricting or regulating the flow of hydraulic fluid passing through it. There are two main types of hydraulic flow control valves:
Pressure-Compensated Flow Control Valve: This type of flow control valve maintains a constant flow rate regardless of changes in system pressure. It accomplishes this by automatically adjusting the valve opening to compensate for variations in pressure and ensuring a consistent flow to the actuator.
Non-Pressure-Compensated Flow Control Valve: This type of flow control valve regulates the flow rate without compensating for changes in system pressure. The flow rate is set manually, and variations in pressure can affect the actual flow delivered to the actuator.
Hydraulic flow control valves are often equipped with a flow control knob, handle, or screw that enables operators to adjust the flow rate according to specific requirements. By controlling the flow, operators can precisely regulate the speed of hydraulic actuators, such as cylinders or motors, allowing for smooth and controlled movement of machinery.
One of the key benefits of hydraulic flow control valves is their ability to enhance efficiency and safety in hydraulic systems. By controlling the speed of actuators, they prevent rapid and uncontrolled movements, reducing the risk of equipment damage and operator injury.
Additionally, hydraulic flow control valves contribute to energy efficiency by optimizing the use of hydraulic fluid. By reducing flow rates when maximum force or speed is not required, these valves help conserve energy and minimize heat generation within the hydraulic system.
In conclusion, hydraulic flow control valves are essential components in hydraulic systems, providing precise regulation of fluid flow to control the speed and force of hydraulic actuators. Their ability to maintain consistent flow rates and promote energy efficiency makes them indispensable in various industries, where controlled movement and optimal performance are paramount.
₹4,483  
RS PRO Inline Mounting Hydraulic Flow Control Valve, G 1/4, 350bar, 15L/min Model No 3635918 is a critical component used in hydraulic systems to regulate the flow rate of hydraulic fluid. It plays a crucial role in controlling the speed of actuators, cylinders, and motors in hydraulic machinery and equipment. By adjusting the flow rate, these valves allow precise control of movement and force, making them essential in a wide range of applications, including industrial machinery, construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and aerospace systems.
The basic principle of a hydraulic flow control valve involves restricting or regulating the flow of hydraulic fluid passing through it. There are two main types of hydraulic flow control valves:
Pressure-Compensated Flow Control Valve: This type of flow control valve maintains a constant flow rate regardless of changes in system pressure. It accomplishes this by automatically adjusting the valve opening to compensate for variations in pressure and ensuring a consistent flow to the actuator.
Non-Pressure-Compensated Flow Control Valve: This type of flow control valve regulates the flow rate without compensating for changes in system pressure. The flow rate is set manually, and variations in pressure can affect the actual flow delivered to the actuator.
Hydraulic flow control valves are often equipped with a flow control knob, handle, or screw that enables operators to adjust the flow rate according to specific requirements. By controlling the flow, operators can precisely regulate the speed of hydraulic actuators, such as cylinders or motors, allowing for smooth and controlled movement of machinery.
One of the key benefits of hydraulic flow control valves is their ability to enhance efficiency and safety in hydraulic systems. By controlling the speed of actuators, they prevent rapid and uncontrolled movements, reducing the risk of equipment damage and operator injury.
Additionally, hydraulic flow control valves contribute to energy efficiency by optimizing the use of hydraulic fluid. By reducing flow rates when maximum force or speed is not required, these valves help conserve energy and minimize heat generation within the hydraulic system.
In conclusion, hydraulic flow control valves are essential components in hydraulic systems, providing precise regulation of fluid flow to control the speed and force of hydraulic actuators. Their ability to maintain consistent flow rates and promote energy efficiency makes them indispensable in various industries, where controlled movement and optimal performance are paramount.
₹9,321  
RS PRO Inline Mounting Hydraulic Flow Control Valve, G 1/2, 350bar, 140L/min Model No 2435543 is a critical component used in hydraulic systems to regulate the flow rate of hydraulic fluid. It plays a crucial role in controlling the speed of actuators, cylinders, and motors in hydraulic machinery and equipment. By adjusting the flow rate, these valves allow precise control of movement and force, making them essential in a wide range of applications, including industrial machinery, construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and aerospace systems.
The basic principle of a hydraulic flow control valve involves restricting or regulating the flow of hydraulic fluid passing through it. There are two main types of hydraulic flow control valves:
Pressure-Compensated Flow Control Valve: This type of flow control valve maintains a constant flow rate regardless of changes in system pressure. It accomplishes this by automatically adjusting the valve opening to compensate for variations in pressure and ensuring a consistent flow to the actuator.
Non-Pressure-Compensated Flow Control Valve: This type of flow control valve regulates the flow rate without compensating for changes in system pressure. The flow rate is set manually, and variations in pressure can affect the actual flow delivered to the actuator.
Hydraulic flow control valves are often equipped with a flow control knob, handle, or screw that enables operators to adjust the flow rate according to specific requirements. By controlling the flow, operators can precisely regulate the speed of hydraulic actuators, such as cylinders or motors, allowing for smooth and controlled movement of machinery.
One of the key benefits of hydraulic flow control valves is their ability to enhance efficiency and safety in hydraulic systems. By controlling the speed of actuators, they prevent rapid and uncontrolled movements, reducing the risk of equipment damage and operator injury.
Additionally, hydraulic flow control valves contribute to energy efficiency by optimizing the use of hydraulic fluid. By reducing flow rates when maximum force or speed is not required, these valves help conserve energy and minimize heat generation within the hydraulic system.
In conclusion, hydraulic flow control valves are essential components in hydraulic systems, providing precise regulation of fluid flow to control the speed and force of hydraulic actuators. Their ability to maintain consistent flow rates and promote energy efficiency makes them indispensable in various industries, where controlled movement and optimal performance are paramount.
₹14,159  
The RS PRO Hydraulic Flow Control Valve 700 bar, 2358212 RS PRO Hydraulic Flow Control Valve represents a pinnacle of hydraulic system management, designed for precision control and efficient regulation of fluid flow in industrial applications. Renowned for its quality construction, durability, and precision engineering, this hydraulic valve is a key component in hydraulic systems, ensuring reliable and accurate control over fluid flow rates. Crafted from high-quality materials, the RS PRO Hydraulic Flow Control Valve offers robust and resilient performance in demanding hydraulic environments. The valve is engineered to withstand the pressures, temperatures, and fluid conditions typically encountered in industrial applications, ensuring long-term durability and consistent functionality. The design of the hydraulic flow control valve prioritizes precision and adaptability. With its adjustable settings, the valve allows users to finely control the flow rate of hydraulic fluids, enabling optimization of machinery performance and ensuring safe and efficient operation. This level of control is essential in applications where precise regulation of fluid flow is critical, such as in hydraulic cylinders, actuators, and various hydraulic systems. Installation and integration are streamlined with the RS PRO Hydraulic Flow Control Valve. The valve is designed for compatibility with standard hydraulic systems, allowing for easy incorporation into existing setups. The user-friendly design and adjustable settings make it a versatile solution for a range of industrial applications, offering flexibility in hydraulic system design and performance optimization. Adherence to quality standards is a fundamental aspect of RS PRO products, and the Hydraulic Flow Control Valve is no exception. Rigorous testing procedures ensure that the valve meets or exceeds industry performance expectations, providing users with the confidence that their hydraulic systems will operate with precision, reliability, and safety.
₹6,253  
RS PRO Manual 5/2 Pneumatic Manual Control Valve H Series, G 1/4, 1/4in Model No 2351154 is a type of valve used to control the flow of compressed air in a pneumatic system manually. It is an essential component in pneumatic systems, which use compressed air to transmit power and control various devices and equipment in industries such as manufacturing, automation, and transportation.
Key features and components of a pneumatic manual control valve:
Valve Body: The main body of the control valve houses the internal components and provides the connection points for the pneumatic lines.
Actuator: The actuator is the part of the valve responsible for controlling the air flow. It can be operated manually by a lever, knob, or button, allowing the user to open, close, or adjust the flow as needed.
Ports: The control valve has multiple ports or connections through which compressed air can enter and exit the valve. These ports are usually labeled as input (IN), output (OUT), and exhaust (EXH).
Spool or Poppet: The internal mechanism, such as a spool or poppet, controls the flow of air through the valve. When the actuator is moved, it shifts the spool or poppet to open or close the ports, allowing or blocking the flow of compressed air.
Position Indicator: Some manual control valves may have a position indicator to show the current state of the valve, making it easier for the user to know if the valve is open or closed.
Uses of pneumatic manual control valves:
Directional Control: Pneumatic control valves are used for directional control, allowing the flow of compressed air to be directed to specific actuators or pneumatic cylinders to move and control machinery or equipment.
Flow Control: By adjusting the position of the valve, the flow rate of compressed air can be controlled, regulating the speed or force of pneumatic actuators.
Emergency Stop: In safety-critical applications, manual control valves can be used as emergency stop valves to quickly cut off the flow of compressed air in case of emergencies.
Actuator Control: Pneumatic manual control valves can control the movement and positioning of pneumatic actuators in various applications, including conveyor systems, robotic arms, and machine tools.
Overall, pneumatic manual control valves are vital components in pneumatic systems, offering a simple and efficient way to control the flow of compressed air. They are easy to operate, reliable, and can be used in a wide range of industrial applications to provide precise and flexible control over pneumatic equipment and processes.
₹553  
RS PRO Rotary Knob Pneumatic Manual Control Valve HVFF Series, 8mm Model No 9160962 is a type of valve used to control the flow of compressed air in a pneumatic system manually. It is an essential component in pneumatic systems, which use compressed air to transmit power and control various devices and equipment in industries such as manufacturing, automation, and transportation.
Key features and components of a pneumatic manual control valve:
Valve Body: The main body of the control valve houses the internal components and provides the connection points for the pneumatic lines.
Actuator: The actuator is the part of the valve responsible for controlling the air flow. It can be operated manually by a lever, knob, or button, allowing the user to open, close, or adjust the flow as needed.
Ports: The control valve has multiple ports or connections through which compressed air can enter and exit the valve. These ports are usually labeled as input (IN), output (OUT), and exhaust (EXH).
Spool or Poppet: The internal mechanism, such as a spool or poppet, controls the flow of air through the valve. When the actuator is moved, it shifts the spool or poppet to open or close the ports, allowing or blocking the flow of compressed air.
Position Indicator: Some manual control valves may have a position indicator to show the current state of the valve, making it easier for the user to know if the valve is open or closed.
Uses of pneumatic manual control valves:
Directional Control: Pneumatic control valves are used for directional control, allowing the flow of compressed air to be directed to specific actuators or pneumatic cylinders to move and control machinery or equipment.
Flow Control: By adjusting the position of the valve, the flow rate of compressed air can be controlled, regulating the speed or force of pneumatic actuators.
Emergency Stop: In safety-critical applications, manual control valves can be used as emergency stop valves to quickly cut off the flow of compressed air in case of emergencies.
Actuator Control: Pneumatic manual control valves can control the movement and positioning of pneumatic actuators in various applications, including conveyor systems, robotic arms, and machine tools.
Overall, pneumatic manual control valves are vital components in pneumatic systems, offering a simple and efficient way to control the flow of compressed air. They are easy to operate, reliable, and can be used in a wide range of industrial applications to provide precise and flexible control over pneumatic equipment and processes.
₹577  
RS PRO Rotary Knob Pneumatic Manual Control Valve HVFF Series, 6mm Model No 9160968 is a type of valve used to control the flow of compressed air in a pneumatic system manually. It is an essential component in pneumatic systems, which use compressed air to transmit power and control various devices and equipment in industries such as manufacturing, automation, and transportation.
Key features and components of a pneumatic manual control valve:
Valve Body: The main body of the control valve houses the internal components and provides the connection points for the pneumatic lines.
Actuator: The actuator is the part of the valve responsible for controlling the air flow. It can be operated manually by a lever, knob, or button, allowing the user to open, close, or adjust the flow as needed.
Ports: The control valve has multiple ports or connections through which compressed air can enter and exit the valve. These ports are usually labeled as input (IN), output (OUT), and exhaust (EXH).
Spool or Poppet: The internal mechanism, such as a spool or poppet, controls the flow of air through the valve. When the actuator is moved, it shifts the spool or poppet to open or close the ports, allowing or blocking the flow of compressed air.
Position Indicator: Some manual control valves may have a position indicator to show the current state of the valve, making it easier for the user to know if the valve is open or closed.
Uses of pneumatic manual control valves:
Directional Control: Pneumatic control valves are used for directional control, allowing the flow of compressed air to be directed to specific actuators or pneumatic cylinders to move and control machinery or equipment.
Flow Control: By adjusting the position of the valve, the flow rate of compressed air can be controlled, regulating the speed or force of pneumatic actuators.
Emergency Stop: In safety-critical applications, manual control valves can be used as emergency stop valves to quickly cut off the flow of compressed air in case of emergencies.
Actuator Control: Pneumatic manual control valves can control the movement and positioning of pneumatic actuators in various applications, including conveyor systems, robotic arms, and machine tools.
Overall, pneumatic manual control valves are vital components in pneumatic systems, offering a simple and efficient way to control the flow of compressed air. They are easy to operate, reliable, and can be used in a wide range of industrial applications to provide precise and flexible control over pneumatic equipment and processes.
₹6,253  
RS PRO Roller Lever 3/2 Pneumatic Control Valve, G 1/8, 1/8in Model No 2354723 is a type of valve that uses compressed air or gas to control the flow of fluids, such as liquids or gases, in a system. These valves are widely used in industrial processes and automated systems to regulate the rate of flow, pressure, temperature, or level of fluids.
The key components of a pneumatic control valve include the valve body, actuator, and positioner. The valve body houses the flow passage and closure element, which can be a ball, plug, disc, or other configurations depending on the specific application. The actuator is responsible for operating the closure element and is powered by compressed air or gas. It converts the energy of the pneumatic signal into mechanical force to open, close, or adjust the valve position. The positioner is an optional component that ensures precise control and accurate positioning of the valve based on feedback signals from the process.
The operation of a pneumatic control valve is as follows: When a control signal is sent to the actuator, it either opens or closes the valve based on the desired process parameters. The amount of air pressure supplied to the actuator determines the position of the closure element, and consequently, the flow rate through the valve. The positioner, if used, fine-tunes the valve's position to achieve the desired flow control accurately.
Pneumatic control valves offer several advantages in industrial applications. They are quick-acting and highly responsive, allowing for precise and dynamic control of processes. Their ability to operate in high-temperature and high-pressure environments makes them suitable for a wide range of industries, including oil and gas, chemical, water treatment, and power generation.
Additionally, pneumatic control valves are known for their reliability and durability, as they have relatively fewer moving parts and are less prone to wear and tear. They also have a fail-safe feature – in case of loss of air pressure, the valve will typically fail in a safe position, either fully open or fully closed, depending on the application.
In conclusion, a pneumatic control valve is a crucial component in industrial automation, providing efficient and accurate flow control in various processes. Its ability to regulate fluid flow and pressure using compressed air or gas makes it an essential tool in optimizing and maintaining the performance of complex systems across diverse industries.
₹38,939  
RS PRO Rod Lever 3/2 Pneumatic Manual Control Valve, G 1/8, 1/8in Model No 2354742 is a type of valve used to control the flow of compressed air in a pneumatic system manually. It is an essential component in pneumatic systems, which use compressed air to transmit power and control various devices and equipment in industries such as manufacturing, automation, and transportation.
Key features and components of a pneumatic manual control valve:
Valve Body: The main body of the control valve houses the internal components and provides the connection points for the pneumatic lines.
Actuator: The actuator is the part of the valve responsible for controlling the air flow. It can be operated manually by a lever, knob, or button, allowing the user to open, close, or adjust the flow as needed.
Ports: The control valve has multiple ports or connections through which compressed air can enter and exit the valve. These ports are usually labeled as input (IN), output (OUT), and exhaust (EXH).
Spool or Poppet: The internal mechanism, such as a spool or poppet, controls the flow of air through the valve. When the actuator is moved, it shifts the spool or poppet to open or close the ports, allowing or blocking the flow of compressed air.
Position Indicator: Some manual control valves may have a position indicator to show the current state of the valve, making it easier for the user to know if the valve is open or closed.
Uses of pneumatic manual control valves:
Directional Control: Pneumatic control valves are used for directional control, allowing the flow of compressed air to be directed to specific actuators or pneumatic cylinders to move and control machinery or equipment.
Flow Control: By adjusting the position of the valve, the flow rate of compressed air can be controlled, regulating the speed or force of pneumatic actuators.
Emergency Stop: In safety-critical applications, manual control valves can be used as emergency stop valves to quickly cut off the flow of compressed air in case of emergencies.
Actuator Control: Pneumatic manual control valves can control the movement and positioning of pneumatic actuators in various applications, including conveyor systems, robotic arms, and machine tools.
Overall, pneumatic manual control valves are vital components in pneumatic systems, offering a simple and efficient way to control the flow of compressed air. They are easy to operate, reliable, and can be used in a wide range of industrial applications to provide precise and flexible control over pneumatic equipment and processes.
₹6,843  
RS PRO Push Pull 4/2 Pneumatic Manual Control Valve BHP Series, Push In 4 mm, 4mm Model No 7840072 is a type of valve used to control the flow of compressed air in a pneumatic system manually. It is an essential component in pneumatic systems, which use compressed air to transmit power and control various devices and equipment in industries such as manufacturing, automation, and transportation.
Key features and components of a pneumatic manual control valve:
Valve Body: The main body of the control valve houses the internal components and provides the connection points for the pneumatic lines.
Actuator: The actuator is the part of the valve responsible for controlling the air flow. It can be operated manually by a lever, knob, or button, allowing the user to open, close, or adjust the flow as needed.
Ports: The control valve has multiple ports or connections through which compressed air can enter and exit the valve. These ports are usually labeled as input (IN), output (OUT), and exhaust (EXH).
Spool or Poppet: The internal mechanism, such as a spool or poppet, controls the flow of air through the valve. When the actuator is moved, it shifts the spool or poppet to open or close the ports, allowing or blocking the flow of compressed air.
Position Indicator: Some manual control valves may have a position indicator to show the current state of the valve, making it easier for the user to know if the valve is open or closed.
Uses of pneumatic manual control valves:
Directional Control: Pneumatic control valves are used for directional control, allowing the flow of compressed air to be directed to specific actuators or pneumatic cylinders to move and control machinery or equipment.
Flow Control: By adjusting the position of the valve, the flow rate of compressed air can be controlled, regulating the speed or force of pneumatic actuators.
Emergency Stop: In safety-critical applications, manual control valves can be used as emergency stop valves to quickly cut off the flow of compressed air in case of emergencies.
Actuator Control: Pneumatic manual control valves can control the movement and positioning of pneumatic actuators in various applications, including conveyor systems, robotic arms, and machine tools.
Overall, pneumatic manual control valves are vital components in pneumatic systems, offering a simple and efficient way to control the flow of compressed air. They are easy to operate, reliable, and can be used in a wide range of industrial applications to provide precise and flexible control over pneumatic equipment and processes.
₹10,029  
RS PRO Push Pull 4/2 Pneumatic Manual Control Valve ACV Series, Push In 6 mm, 6mm Model No 7840076 is a type of valve used to control the flow of compressed air in a pneumatic system manually. It is an essential component in pneumatic systems, which use compressed air to transmit power and control various devices and equipment in industries such as manufacturing, automation, and transportation.
Key features and components of a pneumatic manual control valve:
Valve Body: The main body of the control valve houses the internal components and provides the connection points for the pneumatic lines.
Actuator: The actuator is the part of the valve responsible for controlling the air flow. It can be operated manually by a lever, knob, or button, allowing the user to open, close, or adjust the flow as needed.
Ports: The control valve has multiple ports or connections through which compressed air can enter and exit the valve. These ports are usually labeled as input (IN), output (OUT), and exhaust (EXH).
Spool or Poppet: The internal mechanism, such as a spool or poppet, controls the flow of air through the valve. When the actuator is moved, it shifts the spool or poppet to open or close the ports, allowing or blocking the flow of compressed air.
Position Indicator: Some manual control valves may have a position indicator to show the current state of the valve, making it easier for the user to know if the valve is open or closed.
Uses of pneumatic manual control valves:
Directional Control: Pneumatic control valves are used for directional control, allowing the flow of compressed air to be directed to specific actuators or pneumatic cylinders to move and control machinery or equipment.
Flow Control: By adjusting the position of the valve, the flow rate of compressed air can be controlled, regulating the speed or force of pneumatic actuators.
Emergency Stop: In safety-critical applications, manual control valves can be used as emergency stop valves to quickly cut off the flow of compressed air in case of emergencies.
Actuator Control: Pneumatic manual control valves can control the movement and positioning of pneumatic actuators in various applications, including conveyor systems, robotic arms, and machine tools.
Overall, pneumatic manual control valves are vital components in pneumatic systems, offering a simple and efficient way to control the flow of compressed air. They are easy to operate, reliable, and can be used in a wide range of industrial applications to provide precise and flexible control over pneumatic equipment and processes.
₹6,843  
RS PRO Plunger 3/2 Pneumatic Control Valve, G 1/8, 1/8in Model No 2354724 is a type of valve that uses compressed air or gas to control the flow of fluids, such as liquids or gases, in a system. These valves are widely used in industrial processes and automated systems to regulate the rate of flow, pressure, temperature, or level of fluids.
The key components of a pneumatic control valve include the valve body, actuator, and positioner. The valve body houses the flow passage and closure element, which can be a ball, plug, disc, or other configurations depending on the specific application. The actuator is responsible for operating the closure element and is powered by compressed air or gas. It converts the energy of the pneumatic signal into mechanical force to open, close, or adjust the valve position. The positioner is an optional component that ensures precise control and accurate positioning of the valve based on feedback signals from the process.
The operation of a pneumatic control valve is as follows: When a control signal is sent to the actuator, it either opens or closes the valve based on the desired process parameters. The amount of air pressure supplied to the actuator determines the position of the closure element, and consequently, the flow rate through the valve. The positioner, if used, fine-tunes the valve's position to achieve the desired flow control accurately.
Pneumatic control valves offer several advantages in industrial applications. They are quick-acting and highly responsive, allowing for precise and dynamic control of processes. Their ability to operate in high-temperature and high-pressure environments makes them suitable for a wide range of industries, including oil and gas, chemical, water treatment, and power generation.
Additionally, pneumatic control valves are known for their reliability and durability, as they have relatively fewer moving parts and are less prone to wear and tear. They also have a fail-safe feature – in case of loss of air pressure, the valve will typically fail in a safe position, either fully open or fully closed, depending on the application.
In conclusion, a pneumatic control valve is a crucial component in industrial automation, providing efficient and accurate flow control in various processes. Its ability to regulate fluid flow and pressure using compressed air or gas makes it an essential tool in optimizing and maintaining the performance of complex systems across diverse industries.
₹1,297  
RS PRO Manual Pneumatic Manual Control Valve HBVU Series, One Touch Fitting 12 mm, 12mm Model No 2351156 is a type of valve used to control the flow of compressed air in a pneumatic system manually. It is an essential component in pneumatic systems, which use compressed air to transmit power and control various devices and equipment in industries such as manufacturing, automation, and transportation.
Key features and components of a pneumatic manual control valve:
Valve Body: The main body of the control valve houses the internal components and provides the connection points for the pneumatic lines.
Actuator: The actuator is the part of the valve responsible for controlling the air flow. It can be operated manually by a lever, knob, or button, allowing the user to open, close, or adjust the flow as needed.
Ports: The control valve has multiple ports or connections through which compressed air can enter and exit the valve. These ports are usually labeled as input (IN), output (OUT), and exhaust (EXH).
Spool or Poppet: The internal mechanism, such as a spool or poppet, controls the flow of air through the valve. When the actuator is moved, it shifts the spool or poppet to open or close the ports, allowing or blocking the flow of compressed air.
Position Indicator: Some manual control valves may have a position indicator to show the current state of the valve, making it easier for the user to know if the valve is open or closed.
Uses of pneumatic manual control valves:
Directional Control: Pneumatic control valves are used for directional control, allowing the flow of compressed air to be directed to specific actuators or pneumatic cylinders to move and control machinery or equipment.
Flow Control: By adjusting the position of the valve, the flow rate of compressed air can be controlled, regulating the speed or force of pneumatic actuators.
Emergency Stop: In safety-critical applications, manual control valves can be used as emergency stop valves to quickly cut off the flow of compressed air in case of emergencies.
Actuator Control: Pneumatic manual control valves can control the movement and positioning of pneumatic actuators in various applications, including conveyor systems, robotic arms, and machine tools.
Overall, pneumatic manual control valves are vital components in pneumatic systems, offering a simple and efficient way to control the flow of compressed air. They are easy to operate, reliable, and can be used in a wide range of industrial applications to provide precise and flexible control over pneumatic equipment and processes.
₹5,073  
RS PRO Manual 5/3 Pneumatic Manual Control Valve H Series, G 1/4, 1/4in Model No 2351155 is a type of valve used to control the flow of compressed air in a pneumatic system manually. It is an essential component in pneumatic systems, which use compressed air to transmit power and control various devices and equipment in industries such as manufacturing, automation, and transportation.
Key features and components of a pneumatic manual control valve:
Valve Body: The main body of the control valve houses the internal components and provides the connection points for the pneumatic lines.
Actuator: The actuator is the part of the valve responsible for controlling the air flow. It can be operated manually by a lever, knob, or button, allowing the user to open, close, or adjust the flow as needed.
Ports: The control valve has multiple ports or connections through which compressed air can enter and exit the valve. These ports are usually labeled as input (IN), output (OUT), and exhaust (EXH).
Spool or Poppet: The internal mechanism, such as a spool or poppet, controls the flow of air through the valve. When the actuator is moved, it shifts the spool or poppet to open or close the ports, allowing or blocking the flow of compressed air.
Position Indicator: Some manual control valves may have a position indicator to show the current state of the valve, making it easier for the user to know if the valve is open or closed.
Uses of pneumatic manual control valves:
Directional Control: Pneumatic control valves are used for directional control, allowing the flow of compressed air to be directed to specific actuators or pneumatic cylinders to move and control machinery or equipment.
Flow Control: By adjusting the position of the valve, the flow rate of compressed air can be controlled, regulating the speed or force of pneumatic actuators.
Emergency Stop: In safety-critical applications, manual control valves can be used as emergency stop valves to quickly cut off the flow of compressed air in case of emergencies.
Actuator Control: Pneumatic manual control valves can control the movement and positioning of pneumatic actuators in various applications, including conveyor systems, robotic arms, and machine tools.
Overall, pneumatic manual control valves are vital components in pneumatic systems, offering a simple and efficient way to control the flow of compressed air. They are easy to operate, reliable, and can be used in a wide range of industrial applications to provide precise and flexible control over pneumatic equipment and processes.
₹2,713  
RS PRO Manual 3/2 Pneumatic Manual Control Valve MV Series, G 1/8, 1/8in Model No 2351190 is a type of valve used to control the flow of compressed air in a pneumatic system manually. It is an essential component in pneumatic systems, which use compressed air to transmit power and control various devices and equipment in industries such as manufacturing, automation, and transportation.
Key features and components of a pneumatic manual control valve:
Valve Body: The main body of the control valve houses the internal components and provides the connection points for the pneumatic lines.
Actuator: The actuator is the part of the valve responsible for controlling the air flow. It can be operated manually by a lever, knob, or button, allowing the user to open, close, or adjust the flow as needed.
Ports: The control valve has multiple ports or connections through which compressed air can enter and exit the valve. These ports are usually labeled as input (IN), output (OUT), and exhaust (EXH).
Spool or Poppet: The internal mechanism, such as a spool or poppet, controls the flow of air through the valve. When the actuator is moved, it shifts the spool or poppet to open or close the ports, allowing or blocking the flow of compressed air.
Position Indicator: Some manual control valves may have a position indicator to show the current state of the valve, making it easier for the user to know if the valve is open or closed.
Uses of pneumatic manual control valves:
Directional Control: Pneumatic control valves are used for directional control, allowing the flow of compressed air to be directed to specific actuators or pneumatic cylinders to move and control machinery or equipment.
Flow Control: By adjusting the position of the valve, the flow rate of compressed air can be controlled, regulating the speed or force of pneumatic actuators.
Emergency Stop: In safety-critical applications, manual control valves can be used as emergency stop valves to quickly cut off the flow of compressed air in case of emergencies.
Actuator Control: Pneumatic manual control valves can control the movement and positioning of pneumatic actuators in various applications, including conveyor systems, robotic arms, and machine tools.
Overall, pneumatic manual control valves are vital components in pneumatic systems, offering a simple and efficient way to control the flow of compressed air. They are easy to operate, reliable, and can be used in a wide range of industrial applications to provide precise and flexible control over pneumatic equipment and processes.
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