Pumps - Vacuum Valves News

The Edwards Speedivalve series and Inline IPV vacuum valves provide reliable isolation and control for laboratory vacuum systems. Designed for use with vacuum pumps and associated equipment, these valves help laboratories control gas flow, isolate sections of a vacuum system and protect equipment during servicing or changes to experimental set-ups. The range includes robust manual and automated options, making it suitable for applications such as vacuum ovens, freeze dryers, rotary evaporators, vacuum chambers and laboratory vacuum pump systems.

Features & Benefits
- Reliable vacuum isolation - Provides dependable control when isolating vacuum pumps, chambers and sections of laboratory vacuum systems.
- Rugged Speedivalve design - Diaphragm sealing isolates the operating mechanism from the vacuum system, providing excellent durability and tolerance to demanding conditions.
- Low leak rate - Speedivalves offer leak-tight performance better than 1 × 10⁻⁶ mbar l/s, helping maintain vacuum integrity.
- Manual and automated options - The IPV range includes manual, pneumatic and solenoid-operated valves, providing flexibility for different laboratory vacuum system requirements.
- Long-term, reliable operation - Selected IPV models offer high cycle-life performance, making them suitable for laboratory systems requiring frequent valve operation.