A combination valve with excellent pressure control capabilities.
Series 61.2: A system that combines a butterfly control valve and a Series 12.1 vacuum sealing gate valve within a single valve body. The gate valve acts as a slave to the butterfly control valve and is suitable for OEM interfaces. Series 95.1: A combination of a control valve and an angle valve, equipped with a bellows shaft seal. The valve can operate open at a differential pressure of 0.1 MPa. Series 95.2: A combination of a control valve and a gate valve, equipped with an O-ring shaft seal.
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basic information
Size: DN25-200mm (1" – 10") Actuator: Mounted controller Body material: Aluminum or stainless steel Standard flange: ISO-KF, ISO-F
Price information
Consultation required.
Delivery Time
※Consultation required
Applications/Examples of results
Ideal for use with OEM interfaces.
Line up（12）
| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| 95128-KAGG | DN25; Aluminum |
| 95132-KAGG | DN40; Aluminum |
| 95134-KAGG | DN50; Aluminum |
| 95128-KEGG | DN25; Stainless Steel |
| 95132-KEGG | DN40; Stainless Steel |
| 95134-KEGG | DN50; Stainless Steel |
| 95236-PAGG | DN63 |
| 95238-PAGG | DN80 |
| 95240-PAGG | DN100 |
| 95244-PAGG | DN160 |
| 95246-PAGG | DN200 |
| 95248-PAGG | DN250 |
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Company information
VAT is an innovation company that provides mission-critical solutions for cutting-edge research and development and manufacturing processes in fields requiring vacuum, such as semiconductor and display manufacturing, as well as solar panel research and development. Innovation and exceptional engineering drive VAT's technology solutions and services. The products and services offered by VAT are highly customized. This reflects VAT's strong commitment to providing uncompromising solutions to its customers. Since its founding in Switzerland, VAT has established a leading position in the world by developing and providing innovative solutions in vacuum valves and related technologies in the global market, including Japan, over the past 60 years.
