A pinch valve that can be easily controlled with an air timer!
This is a pinch valve that allows for very simple installation and easy control through air timer settings. Control is achieved by opening and closing the flow path with a bomb sleeve or rubber tube. Additionally, since a complete control box is provided, it can be put to practical use immediately. Furthermore, changing from normally closed to normally open can also be done manually with minimal tools, ensuring both simplicity and safety. *For more details, please download the catalog or feel free to contact us.*
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【Company Overview】 Established in 1987, the company primarily manufactures and sells automatic drainage systems. We have delivered a total of 5,000 units to customers including Nippon Steel, JFE, Kobe Steel, and Ube Industries. Our drain timer valve (automatic drainage system), which prevents air loss in factories, was selected and awarded the Eco Premium of Kitakyushu City for the fiscal year 2022, contributing to the realization of carbon neutrality and a decarbonized society. We have a track record of exports to Indonesia and Malaysia, and in recent years, we have focused on expanding overseas, delivering to Taiwan and India. 【Drain Timer Valve】 Air compressors used in factories for power and various applications generate high-pressure air using electricity, which serves as the power source for air-driven machinery. Our drain timer valve is a product that utilizes a timer to intermittently discharge water (wastewater referred to as drain) that inevitably accumulates during the generation of high-pressure air, in accordance with the amount produced. By introducing this product, wastewater can be efficiently discharged, reducing the need for manual labor. Facilities that require continuous discharge can also contribute to energy savings through reduced air loss, ultimately leading to a decrease in the power consumption of compressors due to air loss, and thus contributing to CO2 reduction and energy conservation.