Flow control devices are mechanical components used to regulate the rate and direction of fluid (liquid or gas) flow within a system. In pneumatic and hydraulic applications, these devices are essential for controlling the speed of actuators, managing system pressure, and ensuring smooth and accurate operation of machinery.
Flow control devices adjust the volume or velocity of air, gas, or liquid flowing through a system. They work by introducing resistance or by diverting the flow, allowing operators to fine-tune machine performance and optimize process conditions. These devices are crucial in achieving precise motion control, reducing wear, and conserving energy.
Allow precise regulation of flow by adjusting a tapered pin inside the valve body.
Commonly used in pneumatic systems to control cylinder speed.
Control flow in one direction while allowing free flow in the opposite direction.
Usually integrated with a non-return (check) valve.
Simple on/off control of flow.
Suitable for applications where quick shutoff is needed.
Restrict flow by forcing the fluid through a small opening.
Often used in flow measurement and control systems.
Maintain consistent flow regardless of pressure fluctuations.
Ideal for applications requiring stable performance.
Pneumatic Cylinders: Regulate extension and retraction speeds.
Hydraulic Systems: Manage fluid flow to maintain balance and control.
Automation Systems: Ensure accurate timing and positioning.
Process Control: Control dosing and mixing rates in industrial processes.
Precise Speed and Flow Adjustment
Improves System Stability and Efficiency
Simple Integration and Maintenance
Versatile Across Various Industries