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Plastic Valves

High-quality plastic valves impress with their durability, enabled by their media resistance.
Compatible with liquid, gaseous, neutral and especially aggressive media.

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104

directly controlled with separating membrane

Design 2/2-way

Actuation type direct controlled

Nominal width 1.0 mm - 2.5 mm

Pressure range 0.00 - 6.0 bar

KV value 0.5 - 2.8 l/min

Housing material PVC, PTFE

Temperature medium see pressure/temperature diagram

Connection G1/8

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110

directly controlled with separating membrane

Design 2/2-way

Actuation type direct controlled

Nominal diameter 2.0 mm - 6.0 mm

Pressure range 0.00 - 1.0 bar

KV value 1.8 - 8.2 l/min

Housing material PVC, PTFE, PVDF

Connection threaded socket G1/4, adhesive socket d16, welding socket d16

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111

directly controlled with

Separation membrane,

liquid dampened

Design 2/2-way

Actuation type direct controlled

Nominal diameter 2.0 mm - 6.0 mm

Pressure range 0.00 - 6.0 bar

KV value 2.1 - 9.5 l/min

Housing material PVC, PTFE,

Connection threaded socket G1/4, adhesive socket d16, welding socket d16

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136

directly controlled with PTFE bellows

Design 2/2-way

Actuation type direct controlled

Nominal diameter 15.0 mm - 50.0 mm

Pressure range 0.00 - 0.5 bar

KV value 3.2 - 38.0 m³/h

Housing material PVC, PP

Connection adhesive socket, welding socket

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148

directly controlled with PTFE bellows

Design 2/2-way

Actuation type direct controlled

Nominal diameter 2.0 mm - 8.0 mm

Pressure range 0.00 - 6.0 bar

KV value 1.8 - 9.0 l/min

Housing material PVC, PTFE

Pressure/temperature diagram

Connection threaded socket G1/4, adhesive socket d12

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150

directly controlled with PTFE bellows

Design 2/2-way

Actuation type direct controlled

Nominal diameter 10.0 mm-20.0 mm

Pressure range 0.00 - 2.0 bar

KV value 20.7 - 53.0 l/min

Housing material PVC, PP, PTFE

Connection adhesive socket,

welding socket, threaded socket

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160

servo-controlled with separating membrane

Design 2/2-way

Actuation type servo-controlled

Nominal diameter 15.0 mm - 50.0 mm

Pressure range 0.3 - 6.0 bar

KV value 3.1 - 29.6 m³/h

Housing material PVC, PP, PTFE

Connection adhesive socket, welding socket, threaded socket

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152

directly controlled with PTFE bellows

Plastic valves – The engineered choice for demanding applications

High-quality plastic valves have become indispensable in modern industry. They offer a reliable solution for regulating and controlling a wide range of media in industrial processes. Plastic valves stand for quality, durability and high resistance to a wide range of media.

Advantages of plastic valves

Plastic valves offer numerous advantages over conventional valves made of metal or other materials:

  • Corrosion resistance: Excellent protection against rust and wear.

  • Chemical resistance: Ideal for use with aggressive chemicals.

  • High resistance: Particularly resistant to abrasive media.

  • Lightweight construction: Easier to install and handle thanks to the lower weight.

Media resistance and durability

Plastic valves are characterized by their exceptional resistance to various media. They are ideal for a wide range of media types, including:

  • Liquid media: e.g. hydrochloric acids, aggressive cleaning agents, chlorine, acetone, perfumes, alcohols, detergents, bleach and battery acid.

  • Gaseous media: e.g. chlorine gas, ammonia, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, oxygen, helium, argon and nitrogen.

  • Aggressive media: e.g. hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, phosphoric acid, acetic acid, sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide, calcium hydroxide and ammonium hydroxide.

These properties make plastic valves ideal for use in demanding industrial environments where high resistance to various chemical substances is crucial.

Versatile applications

Plastic valves offer a wide range of applications in various industries. Whether in the chemical industry, food and beverage production or water treatment - these valves offer a reliable solution for the precise control of processes. Their versatility and robustness make them a smart choice for numerous industrial applications.

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Housing materials for plastic valves

Plastic valves are available in various housing materials, each offering specific advantages for different applications:

  • PVC (polyvinyl chloride): A widely used plastic known for its excellent resistance to chemicals and corrosion. PVC valves are particularly suitable for use in aggressive environments.

  • PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene): A high-performance plastic known for its excellent chemical resistance and low friction. PTFE valves offer exceptional performance and are ideal for applications with high corrosion and chemical resistance requirements.

  • PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride): A thermoplastic fluoropolymer that offers excellent resistance to aggressive chemicals and high temperatures. PVDF valves are very durable and suitable for demanding industrial environments.

  • PP (Polypropylene): A versatile plastic known for its high chemical resistance and strength. PP valves are lightweight, robust and offer excellent resistance to various chemicals, making them a cost-effective solution for numerous applications.

Connection types

Various connection types are available for the installation of plastic valves:

  • Adhesive connectors: Enable easy and quick connection of plastic pipes.

  • Welded sockets: Provide a durable and tight connection suitable for demanding applications.

  • Threaded sleeve: Allows flexible and easy assembly and disassembly.

Types of operation

Plastic valves are available in different actuation types to meet different requirements:

  • Direct-operated: These valves open and close directly through an electric or pneumatic actuator. They offer fast and precise control of the medium and are particularly advantageous for applications with short response times or frequent switching operations. Direct-operated valves are characterized by their compact design and more cost-effective production compared to servo-operated valves.

  • Servo-controlled: Servo-controlled valves use an actuator that is precisely positioned by an external control signal (e.g. 4-20 mA). This type of valve allows continuous and precise control of the flow and is particularly suitable for applications where precise dosing or consistent control over longer periods of time is required.

Conclusion

Plastic valves offer a reliable solution for regulating and controlling a wide range of media in industrial applications. Their outstanding media resistance, versatility and durability make them an ideal choice for demanding environments.

 

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

  • Are plastic valves as durable as metal valves?

Yes, plastic valves are extremely durable and offer excellent resistance to many different media.

 

  • What types of actuation are available for plastic valves?

Direct-acting and servo-actuated plastic valves are available to meet the different requirements of different applications.

 

  • Are plastic valves ideal for use in aggressive environments?

Yes, plastic valves are ideal for a wide range of media, including aggressive chemicals.

 

  • Which housing materials are offered for plastic valves

Plastic valves are available in PVC, PTFE, PVDF and PP to meet the needs of different applications.

 

  • How can plastic valves improve the efficiency of industrial processes?

Plastic valves improve the efficiency of industrial processes through precise regulation and control of various media, exceptional durability, resistance and low-maintenance design.

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