Pinch valve NPP - Pneumatic Valves
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pinch valve
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Characteristics

Type
pinch
Operation
pneumatic
Function
dosing
Media
for wastewater, for gas, for air
Applications
chemical, beverage, hygienic, laboratory, food, for medical devices
Number of channels
2/2-way
Other characteristics
compact, normally open
Pressure

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Max.: 17 bar
(246.6 psi)

Temperature

Min.: 0 °C
(32 °F)

Max.: 110 °C
(230 °F)

Description

Clippard’s NPP Series 2/2 pneumatic pinch valves are air-piloted devices designed to open or close tubes for controlling flow of liquids and gases. Other valve types have internal passages that may cause small amounts of fluid to remain in the valve. Pinch valves have no areas or dead volume where fluid can become trapped. Only the inside of the tubing has contact with the fluid. Common industries that utilize pinch valves for the benefit of isolating fluid from a mechanical valve including drug dispensing, laboratory equipment, wastewater, medical devices, chemical, food and beverage equipment, ceramic/glass/plastic, and solids handling. • Small, compact design • Normally-Open or Normally-Closed styles • Hygienic and easy to clean (replace tubes) • Can handle whole blood and particulate matter • Unobstructed flow path • Each valve comes with 30 cm of selected tubing • Wide variety of easily replaceable tubing sizes and materials available • 100% tested Valve Type: 2/2, Normally-Open & Normally-Closed Medium: Air, Water, Gas, & Compatible Fluids Max. Pilot Pressure: 17 bar Operating pressure: 0 to 2 bar Temperature Range: 0 to 110°C Mounting: #4-40 or M3 Wetted Materials: Medical or Food Grade Silicone, or Polyurethane RoHS Compliant

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