EVR | Petite Pinch Valve – Type SE
The Series SE valve features a machined steel body and end fittings with a corrosion resistant, electroplated finish. This valve is also available with stainless steel body.
Series SE Petite Pinch Valves are extremely durable and ideal for many different applications including mining, waste water treatment and industrial process control.
- Full port design
- Simple actuation
- On-Off throttling
- Only 2 wetted parts
- Broad range of materials
- Tight shut-off, even on trapped solids
The type MP valve features an injection molded construction and is available in a range of engineered plastics.
This valve is suited for harsh applications and the economical design is ideal for incorporation into original equipment.
Often in slurry or dry powder systems, process is interrupted by gate, globe, plug or butterfly valves that have been clogged with material. There is a solution: EVR’s Petite Pinch Valves.
Designed for easy installation, EVR’s Petite Pinch Valves can be used to effectively control viscous or abrasive material flow.
Control Inlet is 1/4" NPT Nickel-plated brass with Viton O-ring seal.
DO NOT use excessive air pressure to operate the valve. This may damage the elastomer sleeve. Always control the supply pressure with a pressure regulator.
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