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FAQ
What is the core wear part of a tube clamp valve?
The core wear part is the internal elastic rubber sleeve. Replacing it does not require disassembling the entire valve body; the process is simple and quick, and maintenance costs are extremely low.
Can a tube clamp valve shut off media containing solid particles?
Absolutely. When the flexible rubber sleeve closes, it completely encloses the particles, preventing leaks caused by particles getting stuck in the sealing surface and ensuring consistent shut-off performance.
How do you select the sleeve material for different media?
Choose highly wear-resistant natural rubber for abrasive slurries, fluorocarbon rubber for strong acids and alkalis, and food-grade rubber for food and pharmaceutical applications. The material can be precisely matched to the specific medium.
What is the applicable pressure range for tube clamp valves?
Standard models cover PN6 to PN16, and models with higher pressure ratings can be custom-made to meet specific application requirements.
Do tube clamp valves retain media residue?
When fully open, the flow path is completely smooth with no dead corners, grooves, or gaps. Media does not stagnate or accumulate inside the valve, making it suitable for fluids prone to sedimentation or crystallization.
