German Sauter-Cumulus valves Sauter-Cumulus models Sauter-Cumulus prices

Sauter-Cumulus valves, also known as pinch valves, tube squeeze valves, bladder valves, and hose clamp valves. They use pneumatic, electric, manual, or hydraulic actuation to compress the sleeve for on/off or regulating functions. Solenoid pinch valves are a type of pinch valve. The sleeve (hose) is the most critical component of a pinch valve, providing corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and pressure-bearing capacity. Additionally, the quality of internal components such as the solenoid coil, armature, and spring affects the valve's service life. It is driven by an electromagnetic solenoid, controlling flow by squeezing or releasing the hose. The medium flows only through the hose, and other parts of the valve body do not come into contact with the medium. This means that, compared to other types of solenoid valves, pinch valves can handle media with particles without clogging.

Sauter-Cumulus valve features

1) The voltage range is the widest among imported products, allowing a fluctuation range of ±5%. 2) Wide application range, suitable for most microfluidic fields. 3) Low power consumption and good heat dissipation efficiency. 4) Dedicated matching hoses ensure optimal rebound life. 5) Stable product performance and quality. 6) Maintenance requires only replacing the hose fittings, which is relatively economical.

Sauter-Cumulus valve installation

Silicone hose (the inner wall is very smooth, with excellent memory; the tube will not stick even after being closed for a long time). Biochemical hose (resistant to acid, alkali, and solvent environments, but not recommended for use in oily or organic solvents). The hose installation groove on the valve body has a smooth arc structure, allowing users to easily install and remove the hose. The gap in the hose installation groove is slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the hose, ensuring the hose is tightly fixed during operation.

Sauter-Cumulus valve usage precautions

For valves in operation, all valve components should be complete and intact. Bolts on flanges and supports must not be missing; threads should be undamaged, and no loosening is allowed. If the locking nut on the handwheel is found loose, it should be tightened promptly to prevent wear at the connection point or loss of the handwheel and nameplate. If the handwheel is lost, it must not be replaced with an adjustable wrench; it should be replaced promptly. The packing gland must not be skewed or lack pre-tightening clearance. For valves in environments prone to contamination by rain, snow, dust, sand, etc., a protective cover should be installed on the valve stem. The scale on the valve should remain complete, accurate, and clear. Valve lead seals, caps, pneumatic accessories, etc., should be complete and intact. Insulation jackets should have no dents or cracks. Striking, standing on, or supporting heavy loads on operating valves is not allowed; this is strictly prohibited for non-metallic valves and cast iron valves in particular.

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