Clippard, a manufacturer of small pneumatic devices represented by Sanwa in Japan, will exhibit ultra-compact solenoid valves and more at JASIS 2019.

This is a solenoid pinch valve that enables the opening and closing of the flow path without the fluid coming into contact with the valve body by applying pressure to the outer circumference of a soft tube.

The Clippard Miniature Pinch Valve "NPV Series" is designed for use with tube outer diameters (1.7mm to 9.5mm), and its structure, which directly crushes the tube to open and close the flow path, minimizes dead volume in the fluid passage and facilitates the control of small fluid amounts. Additionally, the tube can be easily attached and detached from the side of the valve.

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This is a micro-sized diaphragm solenoid valve designed for use with high-purity chemicals.

The Clippard Company's diaphragm-type solenoid valve for liquids, the "NIV Series," features a structure that provides high corrosion resistance and heat resistance by using PTFE for the fluid passage and Viton for the diaphragm. The PTFE in the flow path reduces dead volume due to its properties that make it difficult for dirt to adhere, facilitating easy cleaning of the flow path.

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