Control Valves
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Check Valves | ||
Check valves allow flow in one direction and automatically prevent flow in the opposite direction. Clippard check valves feature durable brass body construction with Nitrile seals and a stainless steel spring. A variety of porting options are available. |
• #10-32 Check Valves |
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Drawback Valves | ||
Pilot actuated water drawback valves are ideal for use in quenching or water spray applications. When closed, a spring-based internal piston draws back a small volume on the outlet side. |
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Electric & Pneumatic Switches | ||
Air operated electric switches convert air pressure to an electrical signal, providing an interface between pneumatic systems and electrical controls. |
• Single Pole Electrical Switch |
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Exhaust Valves | ||
Quick exhaust valves are primarily used to increase cylinder cycle speeds. Clippard J-Series quick exhaust valves also enable the use of smaller directional control valves and longer control lines, and can be used as a shuttle valve. These quick exhaust valves feature a compact, durable brass construction with molded Nitrile seals. |
• #10-32 Quick Exhaust Valves |
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Flow Controls | ||
Clippard offers four styles of adjustable flow controls with #10-32 through 3/8" NPT ports. These precision flow control valves are ideal for use with pneumatic cylinders, providing a slow extend stroke while allowing a fast retract stroke. Flow control valves are also used for delay functions when using air pilot valves. |
• Combination Needle/Check |
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Gauges | ||
Gauges measure pneumatic system or pneumatic vacuum pressures. Constructed with a steel case and plastic face, these gauge dials show two pressure ranges and feature a built-in pressure snubber. |
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Mufflers | ||
Mufflers are recommended for the purpose of controlling exhaust noise or speed. Clippard Silencing Mufflers and Speed Control Mufflers feature durable brass bodies and utilize porous sintered bronze air mesh to reduce air exhaust and control the flow rate from valves, cylinders and other pnuematic products. |
• Silencing Mufflers |
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Needle Valves | ||
Needle valves are used to control the rate of flow in both directions. Clippard offers a variety of adjustable control needle valves with various port and needle configurations to provide coarse or fine flow adjustment. |
• Manifold Needle Valves |
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Pressure Regulators | ||
Regulators are offered in either relieving or non-relieving versions. The relieving design maintains a constant pressure output even when downstream conditions change, while non-relieving regulators do not automatically compensate for changes in downstream flow or pressure. A variety of adjustment options and mounting styles are available. |
• Adjustable Pressure |
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Pulse Valves | ||
The PV-1 pulse valve is a normally-open 3-way valve that closes shortly after being pressurized and remains closed until supply pressure is exhausted and re-pressurized. This type of valve is widely used in control circuits. |
• #10-32 Pulse Valve |
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Sensors & Air Indicators | ||
Electronics are often the choice for non-contact sensing, but for some applications an all pneumatic sensor for a non electrical sensing system provides a lower cost solution. |
• Non-Contact Proximity Sensors |
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Shuttle Valves | ||
Shuttle valves allow flow from one inlet to the outlet while blocking the other inlet. These poppet type "double check" valves feature durable brass bodies and Nitrile seals. |
• #10-32 Shuttle Valves |
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