Bio-Chem Fluidics introduces redesigned pinch valve series

Published: 12-Feb-2010
Manufacturing

Bio-Chem Fluidics" newly redesigned solenoid operated pinch valves provide more effective control of flow paths for fluid handling systems.

Bio-Chem Fluidics" newly redesigned solenoid operated pinch valves provide more effective control of flow paths for fluid handling systems. The 075P2 2-way valves have low power requirements and are available with a normally open or normally closed valve function.

The new design eliminates sharp edges, with smooth contours that allow easier insertion and removal of tubing without snares. An integrated insert provides both positive tube retention and confirmation of correct tubing size. Manual push-button override is available as an option.

The valve's new design also includes a valve body constructed from Luran and a plunger composed of Ryton. These materials are resistant to most common cleaning solutions and easily meet Bio-Chem Fluidics" two million cycle operation standard.

Bio-Chem Fluidics is a world leading manufacturer of inert, miniature fluid handling components. Under its Bio-Chem Valve brand it offers complete fluid system solutions for a wide range of industries including analytical chemistry, clinical diagnostics and medical device manufacture. The company's design and prototyping expertise also enables it to offer simple modifications of standard products as well as completely customised designs.
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