Product Description:
A Pulse solenoid valve, which is also known as diaphragm valve, can be considered as the “switch” that helps in controlling the injection of a filter bag row for removing dust. This injection control instrument works on the basis of pulse output signal and plays a significant role in ensuring the efficiency of the filter bag.
In the process, it helps in keeping the resistance of the filter within the set range so that the filter can work effectively in processing dust and improving the dust collecting efficiency.
This valve can be installed directly on the manifold box, which enhances its flow characteristics and reduces its pressure loss. Therefore, this valve is perfectly suitable for working conditions that require lower air pressures.
Summary:
- Pulse solenoid valve (diaphragm valve) acts as the “switch” for controlling the injection of a filter bag row and removing dust.
- It works by using a pulse output signal for maintaining the resistance of filter bag within the set range.
- Direct installation on the manifold box enhances the valve’s flow characteristics and reduces its pressure loss.
- The valve is suitable for conditions that require lower air pressures.
Applications:
The Pulse Jet Valves are used in a variety of applications, including dust collection systems, pneumatic conveying systems, and industrial vacuum systems. These valves are an essential component of pulse-jet baghouse dust collectors that are used to filter and collect dust particles. The Pulse Jet Valves release compressed air pulses into the filter bags, causing them to expand and contract, which dislodges the dust particles, and they fall into the hopper for disposal.
The Pulse Jet Valves are also used in pneumatic conveying systems that transport dry bulk materials, such as grains, powders, and pellets. These systems use a combination of air pressure and vacuum to move the materials through pipes or hoses. The Pulse Jet Valves regulate the air pressure, which controls the flow of materials and prevents blockages.
Industrial vacuum systems also use Pulse Jet Valves to regulate the air pressure, which creates suction and removes debris from surfaces. These systems are used in various industries, including woodworking, metalworking, and food processing.
The Pulse Jet Valves are available in DC24V, AC110V, and AC220V voltages, making them compatible with various power sources. They have a minimum order quantity of 1 and are priced competitively, with negotiation options available. The packaging details can be customized as per the clients' requirements, and the delivery time is 1-7 work days after payment. Payment terms include T/T, Western Union, and Paypal, and the supply ability is 5000 pieces per month.
Overall, the Pulse Jet Valves are a reliable and efficient solution for various industrial applications. Their durability, compatibility, and competitive pricing make them an excellent choice for any industry that requires pulse pneumatic diaphragm valves.
Support and Services:
The Pulse Jet Valves product technical support and services include:
- Installation and commissioning support
- Troubleshooting assistance
- Maintenance and repair services
- Product training and education
- Technical documentation and manuals
- Product upgrades and retrofits
Our team of highly skilled and experienced technicians is committed to providing prompt and reliable support to ensure the optimal performance and longevity of your Pulse Jet Valves product.
Packing and Shipping:
Product Packaging:
- The Pulse Jet Valves will be packed in sturdy cardboard boxes.
- The boxes will be labeled with the product name, quantity, and shipping address.
- Each valve will be individually wrapped in protective material to prevent damage during transportation.
Shipping:
- The Pulse Jet Valves will be shipped via standard ground shipping.
- The shipping cost will be calculated based on the weight and destination of the package.
- Estimated shipping time will be provided upon checkout.
- Tracking information will be provided once the package has been shipped.
