Comparison Between Pneumatic Sanitary Valves And Industrial Pneumatic Valves
The main differences between Sanitary Valve and industrial grade pneumatic valves are reflected in their application fields, materials, and design forms.
Application areas: Pneumatic sanitary valves are mainly used in industries with high hygiene requirements such as food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, clean steam, alcohol, beverages, and biochemical industries. These industries have high requirements for the hygiene level of valves, requiring valves to have compact structure, easy assembly and disassembly, and high adjustment accuracy to ensure product quality and safety. Industrial grade pneumatic valves are widely used in fields such as petroleum, chemical, power, metallurgy, etc., to control the flow of large amounts of liquids and gases in pipelines.
Material: Pneumatic sanitary valves are generally made of materials such as stainless steel and plastic, which have good corrosion resistance and high temperature resistance, and can meet hygiene requirements. Industrial grade pneumatic valves are mostly made of metal materials such as cast iron and cast steel, which are resistant to high pressure, corrosion, and suitable for large-scale pipelines transporting liquids, gases, and other materials.
Design form: The design of pneumatic sanitary valves is usually more compact and refined to meet hygiene requirements. For example, angular design ensures valve self discharge, while standard electronic polishing and smooth surfaces ensure a clean, media free area without potential contamination. The design of industrial grade pneumatic valves is relatively simple and focuses more on practicality to meet the needs of large-scale transportation pipelines.
Performance characteristics: Pneumatic sanitary valves have the characteristics of fast response, precise control, energy saving and environmental protection, and high reliability. For example, pneumatic valves can achieve precise flow control by adjusting the pressure of the gas source, which can meet the requirements of different process flows. Industrial grade pneumatic valves may place greater emphasis on durability and stability to adapt to complex industrial environments.
Pneumatic sanitary valves and industrial pneumatic valves each have their own characteristics and application ranges. When selecting valves, it is necessary to choose the appropriate valve type based on specific application scenarios and requirements.
