Dispensing valve systems are designed to provide precise fluid dispensing depending on applications. The dispensed output can be a bead, dot, flat spray, round spray, or fill (potting). The type of dispensing pattern from dispensing valve systems is determined by valve design and is dependent on dispensed fluid properties.
Industrial cooling systems and industrial cooling equipment includes air-to-air, liquid-to-air, and liquid-to-liquid heat exchangers; ducts and/or pipes; and other devices for removing heat from a system that contains a heat source.
Industrial mixers use a shaft, screw, blades, ribbons, impellers or propellers to mix industrial materials such as adhesives, chemicals, construction materials, minerals, coatings and paints.
Industrial refrigerators are designed to maintain stored items below room temperature, but above the freezing point of water. Industrial freezers are designed to keep their contents below the freezing point of water (32 degrees Fahrenheit).
Precision dispensing needle valves are designed to provide precise fluid dispensing depending on applications. The dispensed output can be in the form of a bead, dot or fill. The valve dispenses fluid when the activator (for example, air) acts on a piston, which shifts the spool or needle into the open position.
Single component diaphragm valves are designed to provide a precise fluid supply depending on the application. The dispensed output can be a bead, dot or fill
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