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What is Disc Air Valves?

Published by Vairtech 2025-05-19

A disk valve, sometimes referred to as a disk valve, is a kind of valve used to control the flow of fluids, such as liquids or gases, in a variety of mechanical and fluid control systems. To regulate the flow of fluid through the valve, it is composed of a flat or slightly curved disk or disc that may be rotated or moved inside the valve body. These discs are usually constructed of a sturdy material like plastic or metal.

The flow rate is controlled by the degree of openness or closure of the valve, which is determined by the location of the disc within the valve. The fluid can pass through the disc easily while it is fully open, and is blocked when it is entirely closed. Additionally, you may adjust the disc’s angle to create varied degrees of flow control.

Disc valves are renowned for their dependability and durability and are frequently utilized in applications requiring precise flow control. They are frequently found in a variety of industries, including chemical processing, manufacturing, oil and gas extraction, and HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems.
 

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