Case Study: Safety Measures for Manual Diaphragm Valves *Currently Available for Free
"Complete Case Study of Flow Paths" No need for wire or lock installation! Presenting cases of lockable valves that prevent erroneous operation of valves due to human error.
I want to implement measures against valve malfunction, but adding wires or locks decreases operability. Are there any valves equipped with a locking function for malfunction prevention that can be easily operated in emergencies? KITZ SCT offers various proposals for fluid-related issues in semiconductor manufacturing. If you have any concerns, please contact us through Ipros or our company website. Website: https://www.kitzsct.com/contact/product/?utm_source=Ipros&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=Arbooth
Inquire About This Product
basic information
Are you having trouble? Measures to prevent valve malfunction in places where you don't want to attach wires or locks to the valve. - Normally locked, but can be easily operated with one hand in an emergency.
Price information
It varies depending on the product specifications. For more details, please contact us through our website.
Delivery Time
※*It may vary depending on the specifications, so please feel free to consult us.*
Applications/Examples of results
Purpose - Measures against valve malfunction
catalog（1）
Download All Catalogs
Company information
KITZ SCT combines a wide range of technologies, including metal processing and welding techniques, a spacious and clean environment, ultra-precision cleaning systems, and uniquely developed ultra-precision polishing technology, to develop, manufacture, and provide sales services for various piping components used in semiconductor manufacturing, from vacuum to high-pressure systems. Additionally, we incorporate strict quality control systems, including ISO standards and high-pressure gas certification, aiming for comprehensive cleanliness through all analyses and evaluations from material analysis to process/final products, always responding to the needs of the times.
