Valve Technology

Valves are used to control the vacuum as well as the compressed air. The right valves can increase both the process reliability and the cost-effectiveness of the vacuum system.

Solenoid Valves
Solenoid Valves
  • Directly controlled and pneumatically pilot-controlled valves
  • Control of vacuum / compressed air
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Solenoid Valves
Solenoid valves are used for control of the compressed air or vacuum. They are available in different nominal sizes and can be directly matched to the customer-specific application.
Check Valves and Flow Restrictors
Check Valves and Flow Restrictors
  • For closing the vacuum lines of uncovered suction cups
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Check Valves and Flow Restrictors
Flow restrictor for maintaining the vacuum by reducing the flow rate of individual suction cups. They are used in particular for the handling of porous workpieces.
Touch Valves
Touch Valves
  • Sensing plunger for mechanically checking suction cup coverage
  • For opening the vacuum line
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Touch Valves
Touch valves are mainly used for applications in which all suction cups are not always occupied.
Non-Return Valves
Non-Return Valves
  • Non-return valve with spring-loaded return mechanism
  • For safeguarding the system in case the vacuum generator fails
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Non-Return Valves
Non-return valves are used to protect the system. In the event of a power failure, for example, the non-return valve seals the vacuum system against leakage.
Manual Valves
Manual Valves
  • Hand-operated valves
  • Control of vacuum / compressed air
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Manual Valves
Manual valves are mainly used for manual activation or deactivation of vacuum or compressed air circuits or of individual suction cups in lifting equipment.
Compact Valves
Compact Valves
  • Directly controlled vacuum valves
  • Integrated monitoring of the vacuum system
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Compact Valves
Compact valves are used to control and monitor vacuum systems. The integration of valve and sensor units makes them particularly suitable for applications with central vacuum supply.