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- Proportional regulating valves for harmless gases
- Range of regulating pressure up to 50 bar
- Analog, digital or field bus control
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- For the gases carbon dioxide, argon, nitrogen, forming gas, air, optional special version for helium
- Flow-control from 0 to 40 Nl/min, output pressure range from 43.5 to 130.5 psi (3 to 9 bar)
- Made of aluminium, brass or stainless steel, digitale version
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- For gases and liquids
- Membrane-controlled
- Various connection sizes and pressure rages
- Made of brass or stainless steel
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- Air supply unit for the PET bottle production
- Active carbon sterile filter unit
- Blowing pressure control unit
- Pneumatical pilot-controlled / directly-operated valves
- Regulating valves for cutting gases or process gases, for example in
- fusion cutting (Nitrogen or argon is used as the cutting gas here. The gas is blown through the kerf at pressures ranging from 2 to 20 bar. Argon and nitrogen are inert gases. This means that they do not react with the molten metal in the kerf. They simply blow it out toward the bottom. Simultaneously, they shield the cut edge from the air.)
- flame cutting (oxygen is blown into the kerf at pressures of up to 6 bar. There, the heated metal reacts with the oxygen and it begins to burn and oxidize.)
- Sublimation cutting (The process gas – nitrogen, argon, or helium – serves solely to shield the cut surfaces from the environment. It ensures that the edges remain oxide free. For this reason, a gas pressure of 1 to 3 bar is sufficient.)
- Gas regulating block for selecting different cutting and process gases
- On-off valves for switching the feeding of different gases
- Water dome pressure reducer
- Air supply units of the sizes L-0, M-0, S-0
- Active carbon sterile filter units to upgrade the air supply units
- Dome regulating valves of the sizes
K (1"), M (1 1/2 "), N (2")
- Blowing pressurecontrol units
- Run-up valves
- Air relief valves
