Solution for Pinch Valve

The pinch valve realizes the opening and closing of the passage by externally squeezing the elastic rubber tube, and is specially used for the conveying control of powders

Basic Introduction and Application Scenarios

It is suitable for silo discharge, batching systems and conveying pipelines, which can effectively isolate the medium from the metal parts of the valve body, avoid powder wear or slurry corrosion, and ensure stable conveying process.

Advantage

Leak-proof and anti-clogging
Excellent media isolation
Wear and corrosion resistant
Rapid opening/closing response

Solution for Powder Butterfly Valve

Analysis of Common Problems

Hose aging and rupture:
Long-term contact with cement powder or chemical admixtures causes hose aging/wear, leading to media leakage, environmental pollution and conveying interruptions, reducing batching efficiency.

Squeezing mechanism jamming:
Dust in component gaps or insufficient lubrication causes jamming, preventing full hose closure/opening, resulting in flow control failure or material leakage.
Overall Solutions

Regular inspection and hose replacement:
Check monthly for wear/aging; use wear-resistant hoses. Mandatorily replace hoses after 6 months to prevent leakage and ensure sealing.

Mechanism cleaning and lubrication:
Clean extrusion components weekly; apply high-temperature lubricant to sliding parts to ensure flexibility and prevent jamming-related failures.

Technical Characteristics Support for Accessories

Special wear-resistant hoses:

Natural/nitrile rubber options for powder/slurry use, offering high elasticity and durability to extend service life and reduce replacements.
Extrusion component repair kits:

Include seals, bearings and springs for quick part replacement, simplifying maintenance and minimizing downtime.
Dust protection kits:

Dust covers and gaskets block powder ingress, reducing jamming from dust buildup and enhancing operational stability.

Customer Case

An employee at a U.S. factory

USA

"After our baghouse dust collector ran for two weeks, the pressure difference was only 0.75 inches. This system has made everyone's work environment happier and healthier, and its performance exceeded my expectations."

A maintenance staff member at a Canadian enterprise

Canada

"The maintenance team can easily take care of this dust collection chamber because all components are easy to operate. We have been running it for over two years without any maintenance issues, and we are still using the original bag filters."

A U.K. manufacturing company

U.K.

"When our high-efficiency dust collector is in operation, the pressure difference of the filter is less than 1.5 inches of water column, which has helped us significantly reduce dust in the factory."

An Australian mining enterprise

Australia

"We installed this dust collector in 1989 to collect gypsum dust, and it has operated more reliably than other dust collectors."