DIAPHARGAM VALVE

Valves

Coating: RAW / BLUE PAINT
Available Size: 1/2" - 12"

🔎 What It Is:

A Diaphragm Valve is a type of valve that controls fluid flow using a flexible diaphragm. The diaphragm presses against a seat or weir to close the valve, and lifts to open it. These valves are ideal for applications requiring clean operation, corrosion resistance, or precise throttling. Common in industries like pharmaceuticals, water treatment, and food processing.

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Specifications:
  • Parameter

    Typical Values (May vary by model)

  • Sizes

    ½" to 12" (DN15 to DN300)

  • Body Materials

    Cast Iron, Ductile Iron, Stainless Steel, PVC, PP

  • Diaphragm Materials

    EPDM, PTFE, Viton, Nitrile, Silicone

  • Connection Types

    Flanged, Threaded, Tri-Clamp, Welded

  • Pressure Rating

    Up to 230 PSI (16 bar)

  • Temperature Range

    10°C to 180°C (Depending on materials)

  • Actuation Options

    Manual (handwheel), Pneumatic, Electric

  • Flow Pattern

    Weir Type (throttling) or Straight-Through (full flow)

Features:
  • Leak-Tight Seal – Ideal for hygienic or hazardous media.
  • Isolated Working Parts – Valve internals are isolated from the process fluid.
  • Clean and Sterile Operation – No dead zones or crevices.
  • Throttling Capability – Especially in weir-type designs.
  • Suitable for Slurries & Corrosives – Good for viscous or abrasive media.
  • Low Maintenance – Few moving parts.
  • Manual or Automated Control – Easily fitted with actuators.
  • Bi-Directional Flow (Straight-through type) – Versatile installation.
Applications:
  • Pharmaceutical & Biotech – For cleanroom and sterile processes (CIP/SIP compatible).
  • Food & Beverage – Sanitary fluid handling.
  • Water & Wastewater Treatment – Chemical dosing, sludge control.
  • Chemical Processing – Handles corrosive chemicals and acids.
  • Mining & Pulp Industry – Slurry and abrasive media handling.
  • Power Plants – Fluid isolation and flow regulation.
  • Semiconductor Manufacturing – Ultra-pure water and chemicals.