Plunger valve GV
manualdosingabrasive

Plunger valve - GV - Elcometer - manual / dosing / abrasive
Plunger valve - GV - Elcometer - manual / dosing / abrasive
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Characteristics

Type
plunger
Operation
manual
Function
dosing
Applications
abrasive
DN

15 mm
(0.591 in)

Pressure

Min.: 2.5 bar
(36.3 psi)

Max.: 15 bar
(217.6 psi)

Description

The Elcometer General Valve ensures precise abrasive metering for an even, regulated flow. With its long life rubber liner it is highly durable, incredibly fast and easy to service - reducing downtime. • Media flow indicator and rubber liner wear indicator • Tested to a maximum working pressure of 15bar (217psi) • Precision abrasive control to ensure maximum efficiency • Safely adjust media flow when in use to save time • Complete with elcoTOUGH™ rubber liner that can be quickly replaced without disconnecting the valve • 100% abrasive shut off - reducing wastage • Replace the elcoTOUGH™ rubber valve liner with just 2 bolts • Can be upgraded to an Elcometer AGV using an upgrade kit Suitable for all media types, the design prevents the valve body from coming into contact with the abrasive stream as the abrasive stream only touches the elcoTOUGH™ rubber valve liner, which may be quickly replaced when worn. Efficient With a built in media flow indicator Elcometer General Valves allow the operator to adjust the media flow when in use, ensuring precise abrasive metering for an even, regulated flow. Easy to Use Accurate, wear resistant and suitable for all abrasive media types, the Elcometer General Valve is ideal for metering heavy or aggressive abrasive materials, such as steel shot, grit or aluminium oxide.
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