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Pneumatic Control Valve

Name: Pneumatic Control Valve
Brand: J. D. CONTROLS

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MOQ : 1 Set

Pneumatic Control Valve Specification

Sealing
PTFE

Connection
Flanged/Threaded

Material
Stainless Steel

Power
Pneumatic

Pressure
Up to 16 Bar

Media
Air, Water, Gas, Oil

Port Size
1/2 Inch to 4 Inch

Surface
Polished

Shape
Round

Application
Industrial Automation, Fluid Control

Color
Silver & Black

Leakage Class
Class VI (Bubble Tight)

End Connection Standard
ANSI/BS/DIN

Diaphragm Material
EPDM/NBR

Operating Mode
Normally Closed/Normally Open

Valve Type
2 Way/3 Way Control Valve

Actuator Type
Single Acting/Double Acting Pneumatic Actuator

Actuation Pressure
3 to 7 Bar

Flow Characteristic
Equal Percentage/Linear

Stem Material
Stainless Steel 304/316

Body Seat
Soft Seated/Metal Seated

Body Pressure Test
1.5 Times Rated Pressure

Position Indicator
Available

Pneumatic Control Valve Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Set

Supply Ability
1000 Sets Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Days

About Pneumatic Control Valve

Pneumatic Control Valve

We have 12 years of experience in the sphere of manufacturing, exporting and supplying of Pneumatic Control Valve. Made of quality material this control valve is highly efficient, leak resistant and corrosion resistant. Pneumatic Control Valve is manufactured using optimum quality material which ensures durability and reliability to clients. Furthermore the wide assortment of control valve can be availed with the specifications demanded by our esteemed clients. We offer control valve at very affordable rates.

Precision & Versatility for Industrial Control

Our pneumatic control valves are engineered for customizable control in demanding environments. Available with single or double acting actuators, they offer linear or equal percentage flow characteristics, making them ideal for various process applications. These valves come in both 2-way and 3-way types with ANSI/BS/DIN flanged or threaded ends, and support a range of media from air to oil. They ensure reliable, bubble-tight sealing and efficient operation in automation systems.

Robust Stainless Steel Construction

Crafted from high-grade stainless steel (SS 304/316), these valves offer superior durability and resistance to corrosion. The stems and body components are suitable for aggressive media, supported by EPDM or NBR diaphragms and PTFE sealing for enhanced longevity and performance under pressure. The polished, silver and black design ensures robust service in tough industrial settings.

FAQs of Pneumatic Control Valve:

Q: How does a single acting pneumatic actuator differ from a double acting actuator in these control valves?

A: A single acting pneumatic actuator uses air pressure to move the valve in one direction and relies on a spring for the return movement. In contrast, a double acting actuator utilizes air pressure for both opening and closing, offering greater control and force, which is beneficial for more demanding applications or faster operation.

Q: What are the benefits of using soft seated versus metal seated control valves?

A: Soft seated valves, typically lined with PTFE or similar material, provide superior bubble-tight leakage (Class VI), making them ideal for applications requiring zero leakage. Metal seated valves, meanwhile, endure higher temperatures and abrasive conditions, making them suitable for harsh industrial media.

Q: When is it recommended to choose a 2-way versus a 3-way control valve configuration?

A: A 2-way control valve is best for simple on/off or flow modulation operations in a single pipeline. A 3-way valve, however, is used when mixing or diverting flows is required, such as in complex process systems where two streams need to be combined or separated.

Q: Where are these pneumatic control valves commonly used?

A: These valves are widely applied in industrial automation, fluid handling systems, and process control industries across air, water, oil, and gas applications. Their versatility makes them suitable for manufacturing plants, chemical processing, water treatment facilities, and energy sectors.

Q: What is the standard procedure for pressure testing these control valves?

A: Each valve undergoes a body pressure test at 1.5 times the rated pressure to ensure structural integrity and leak prevention. This process ensures safe performance and compliance with international standards before shipping.

Q: How does the inclusion of a position indicator enhance valve operation?

A: A position indicator provides visual feedback on the valves open or closed state, enabling operators to quickly verify system status, improve safety, and simplify maintenance in automated environments.