Electric rotary valve for aggressive fluids

The Electric Rotary Valve (ERV) from BioChem Fluidics can be used by designers of analytical and laboratory devices to complete sample collection, loop injection, or flow path selection applications. The valve is specifically designed to work with aggressive, or reactive fluids.

Fluid entering the valve follows an inert flow path achieved by aligning orifices in a CTFE rotor and a PTFE body, precision fit together to ensure a tightly sealed interface. Motion is provided by an optional stepper motor. An optoelectronic position sensor inside the valve provides the rotor’s position to the valve’s control circuit.

The ERV has a chemically resistant, teflon fluid path that is free of any metal parts. The resistance of the teflon body to particulate, and chemical adhesion reduces the frequency of valve seizure after instrument downtime. The valve is available in a number of flow configurations that match most common applications.

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