Comparison Between Sanitary Pneumatic Valves And Industrial Pneumatic Valves

There are significant differences between Sanitary Valve and industrial grade pneumatic valves in multiple aspects:

Application areas: Sanitary pneumatic valves are mainly used in process control applications such as food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, clean steam, alcohol, beverages, and biochemical industries. Industrial grade pneumatic valves are widely used in various industries such as chemical, oil and gas, power, metallurgy, water treatment, etc.
Structure and Design: Sanitary grade pneumatic valves have the advantages of compact structure, easy assembly and disassembly, and high adjustment accuracy, especially their angular design ensures self discharge of the valve, standard electronic polishing, smooth surface ensures cleanliness, no medium accumulation area, and no potential pollution. Industrial grade valves may be designed in spherical or special shapes according to different usage environments and needs to adapt to high-temperature and high-pressure working environments.
Materials and Processing: Sanitary grade valves are generally made of 304SS or 316 stainless steel. After production and processing, they undergo special treatments such as electronic polishing to ensure smoothness, no dead corners, and easy cleaning. Industrial valves may use other materials such as cast iron, cast steel, etc. to meet their specific usage needs. 4. Performance characteristics: Sanitary grade pneumatic valves have fast response, precise control
Characteristics such as environmental protection and high reliability. Its switching speed is fast, and it can complete the switching action within a few milliseconds, and precise flow control can be achieved by adjusting the gas source pressure. Industrial grade pneumatic valves may focus more on meeting specific requirements such as high flow and explosion-proof.