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News Release from: Sealant Equipment and Engineering | Subject: 2200-087 Series flow-control valve
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 15 April 2005
Flow-control valve performs under
pressure
The new 2200-087 Series flow-control valve is designed to start or stop the flow of pressure-fed materials quickly and effectively.
Sealant Equipment and Engineering's new 2200-087 Series flow-control valve is designed to start or stop the flow of pressure-fed materials quickly and effectively With its no-drip carbide ball-end needle and hardened seat, the flow control valve is designed to handle low- to high-viscosity and abrasive materials such as adhesives, sealants and lubricants
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 27 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The No-Drip design feature integrates carbide ball-end needles with carbide seats for long-life dispensing of low-viscosity abrasive materials.
It controls the flow of fluid materials and chemicals in both material-delivery and fluid-dispensing systems.
The 2200-087 Series all-pneumatic, double-acting valve is ideal for both pump and meter-system inlet and outlet fluid-flow management.
The valve has 0.75in-NPT inlet and outlet ports and is rated for 275bar.
It can be used with a fluid regulator to stop bypass flow and to maintain down-stream pressure after closing.
The flow control valve also is used as a high-viscosity or high-flow dispense valve in automated, repetitive or high-speed dispensing applications, such as fixtured automation or robot-tool-mounted dispensing.
It may be mounted to fixed or movable tooling or brackets and activated by automation, hand or footswitch actuator.
Sealant's 2200-087 Series flow control valve features hardened internal components and wear-resistant seals.
It is available in stainless steel for dispensing highly corrosive materials.
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