Compact 2- and 3-Port Media Isolation Valve
PVR series
The PVR series compact 2- and 3-port media isolation valves are designed for medical analysis, featuring high flow rates in a small form factor. Here's a detailed breakdown of their specifications and features:
Key Features:
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Compact and High Flow Rate: These valves are ideal for applications requiring high flow rates in tight spaces.
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Orifice Sizes: Available in two variants:
- PVR16: 1.6 mm (φ1.6)
- PVR20: 2.0 mm (φ2.0)
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Internal Volume: Streamlined internal passages minimize internal volume:
- PVR16: 35 μL
- PVR20: 60 μL
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Air-Operated Valve: One variant (PVR16) is air-operated, while both types are available in solenoid or air-operated configurations.
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Rocker Type Mechanism: This minimizes changes in internal volume during operation, ensuring more stable performance.
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Corrosion Resistance: Wetted areas are metal-free to enhance corrosion resistance, making them suitable for sensitive medical environments.
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Long Service Life: Capable of up to 10 million cycles, based on Koganei testing conditions, ensuring durability.
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Low Power Consumption: Equipped with a power-saving circuit, these valves are designed to consume minimal energy.
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Pressure Range:
- PVR16: Operating pressure between 0.075 to 0.2 MPa (-11 to 29 psi).
- PVR20: Operating pressure between 0.075 to 0.3 MPa (-11 to 43.5 psi).
Flow Characteristics:
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Flow Rate (Cv):
- PVR16: Cv = 0.04 (water), C = 0.16 (air)
- PVR20: Cv = 0.065 (water), C = 0.23 (air)
Materials:
- Diaphragm Materials: Options include EPDM, FKM, and Kalrez® for different sealing requirements.
- Body and Sub-plate: Made from PEEK, a high-performance thermoplastic known for its strength and chemical resistance.
Power Consumption:
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Solenoid Type:
- In-rush: 3.7 W, Holding: 1 W (24 VDC).
- 12 VDC variant: In-rush: 5.2 W, Holding: 1 W.
Additional Notes:
- Manifolds: Can be custom-manufactured to meet specialized specifications.
- Valve Sizes: PVR16 is 10 mm in height, and PVR20 is 12 mm in height, making them very compact for their high flow capabilities.
These valves are specifically engineered for medical systems where space is limited, and high reliability, low power consumption, and minimal internal volume are critical.