More compact, smaller, better value - A milestone in industrial plastic piping systems GEMU
The new R690 and R677 2/2-way plastic diaphragm valves from GEMÜ, the Ingelfingen specialist for valves, measurement and control systems offer all the advantages for economical use in these applications: They are small and compact, lightweight and designed so that combinations of several nominal sizes can be installed on the same mounting height plane. For installation, the valves are supplied in all standard connections for the different international standards.
Despite their compact size and smaller dimensions, the redesigned flow-optimized valve bodies provide the same high flow rates as the previous models, and in some cases even higher flow rates, as well as being competitively priced. Depending on the valve design, they work reliably at temperatures from minus 20°C to plus 80°C and at pressures of up to 10 bar.
The product line comprises nominal sizes from DN 15 to 100. In the course of redesigning its products, GEMÜ has also succeeded in significantly reducing the control air consumption of the type R690 pneumatic actuated version.
The product line comprises nominal sizes from DN 15 to 100. In the course of redesigning its products, GEMÜ has also succeeded in significantly reducing the control air consumption of the type R690 pneumatic actuated version.
In addition to the standard optical position indicators, features include options such as electrical position indicators, positioners or process controllers, manual overrides, pilot valves, seal adjusters and stroke limiters. Depending on requirements and application, GEMÜ valve bodies are available in a variety of plastics (PVC-U, PP, ABS etc.) and with a range of seal materials (EPDM, PTFE, FPM, NBR).
The R690 and R677 plastic diaphragm valves are part of the GEMÜ "Compact Plastic Valves" series (CPV). When it comes to the CPV range, GEMÜ can supply everything from a single source – from single valves and system components, right through to a full range of valve accessories.
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04 January 2012
