Hot tip for mechanical engineers: motor-driven proportional valve

Handling hot liquids can cause manufacturers to break out in a sweat, as it poses particular challenges for valve technology.
That is why those who are able to keep a cool head are opting for the new, stepper-motor driven proportional valve from Bachofen.

When Bachofen identifies a customer need and is unable to find a satisfactory solution from among its technology partners, it draws upon its own initiative. A typical example of this is the motor-driven proportional valve, which Bachofen’s engineers developed to allow the infinitely variable adjustment of the flow of hot media such as water or other inert liquids. Alongside its suitability for use at high temperatures, the new valve meets a whole range of other requirements: it can be adjusted and held without vibration, does not generate water hammer and ensures the stability of the values set, even during pressure peaks.

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Hot tip for mechanical engineers: motor-driven proportional valve

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