Pneumatic Valves

Pneumatic valves from NexaParts are used in a wide range of industrial applications where controlled and efficient flow of air, gas, or liquid is required. These valves are operated by compressed air and form an important part of automated processes in industries such as food production, chemical processing, and machinery manufacturing. Due to their fast switching times and simple control, pneumatic valves contribute to a stable and reliable process flow.

Control of flows in technical installations
In systems where media flows need to be precisely stopped or allowed to pass, pneumatic valves provide a robust solution. The valves respond quickly to control signals from the control system, ensuring immediate and accurate operation. This is especially important in processes where timing and safety are critical, such as dosing liquids, switching pipeline flows, or interrupting gas and air supply. Because pneumatic actuation requires no electrical power, these valves are often chosen for explosive environments or installations where electrical components are undesirable.

Applicability across various sectors
NexaParts supplies pneumatic valves suitable for different working conditions and pressure classes. In the food industry, they are used in CIP (Cleaning in Place) systems, where fast and hygienic shutoff of pipelines is necessary. In the chemical sector, they are applied for the transport of aggressive or hazardous substances where reliable sealing is essential. These valves also play a role in installation technology and industrial automation when controlling fluid and gas flows. Their modular design makes them easy to combine with sensors or other control elements.

Different versions and connection options
NexaParts offers pneumatic valves in several versions, including single-acting and double-acting models. Depending on the application, valves with a return spring or models actuated by compressed air in both directions can be chosen. The housings are available in materials such as stainless steel and plastic, tailored to the medium and process environment. Connection options vary from DIN flange connections to clamp fittings and threaded connections, making integration into existing systems straightforward.