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Design and manufacture a complete line of ultra-high purity, fluoropolymer-based fluid handling components and solutions for the electronics and semiconductor markets.
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Description
Furon® high-purity, PFA injection
molded RDVM and SMDVM Rolling
Diaphragm Valves offer you a revolutionary
new concept in high flow
fluid handling systems. RDVM and
SMDVM Valves, combined with the
Furon® Universal fitting system allow
system integrators the unique ability
to quickly configure and assemble
custom valve manifolds utilizing
standard off-the-shelf valves and fittings.
The RDVM 2-way valve can be utilized
as a stand-alone valve featuring
a small footprint and high flow rate,
or can be used in conjunction with
the SMDVM.
The SMDVM 2-way valve offers
an additional 3rd or 4th port that
supports self-manifolding of
multiple valves.
Application
Furon® RDVM and SMDVM Valves
are ideal for use in high purity and
aggressive chemical semiconductor
applications including chemical delivery,
chemical processing,
and fluid handling applications.
Outstanding performance characteristics
and construction of the RDVM /
SMDVM Valves make them highly
recommended for bulk chemical
delivery and valve box applications.
