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    Tag: pinch valve

    Manual Pinch Valve vs Pulse Solenoid Valve

    The pinch valve can squeeze the sleeve by pneumatic, electric, manual or hydraulic driving methods to achieve the function of switching/ regulating. Pulse valve refers to a diaphragm valve controlled by a pilot valve such as solenoid or pneumatic, which can instantly open and close a high-pressure air source to generate pulses. The pulse valve is the main component of the bag dust collector and can be sprayed more than 1 million times. Pulse valve is a type of valve that relies on the delay effect of air flow through air resistance and air volume to turn the input long signal into a pulse signal. ATO Automation will introduce the different working principle and precautions of manual pinch valve and pulse solenoid valve.

    What is a Pinch Valve?

    Pinch valve is squeezed by pneumatic, electric, manual or hydraulic driving methods to achieve the role of switching/adjusting. A pinch valve is a valve that uses flexible tubing that can be pinched or compressed to shut off the flow of fluid or gas through the valve. When the sleeve is not clamped, the valve opens and fluid or gas can flow through it.