1. Automated Pneumatic Clamping Stations
In CNC machining centers, consistent pneumatic clamping is critical to securing the workpiece without causing deformation. The regulator is placed inline to control the exact pressure supplied to the holding cylinders.
Problem SolvedEliminates material damage or slippage by maintaining exactly the set clamping pressure through active primary pressure compensation, regardless of sudden factory air supply fluctuations.
Primary pressure compensation0.5-12 bar regulationDiaphragm regulatorPneumatic clamping
2. Compact Robotic Assembly Cells
Small-scale automated assembly lines utilize robotic end-effectors powered by compressed air. This regulator is installed directly on the manifold feeding the pneumatic robotic arms.
Problem SolvedFits perfectly within extremely tight spatial constraints in robotic cells while delivering up to 800 L/min of consistent airflow, preventing pressure drops during rapid, high-frequency actuations.
800 L/min flow rateMini grid dimensionD-SeriesIn-line installation
3. Inert Gas Purging Systems
Used in advanced electronics manufacturing to supply inert shielding gas for preventing oxidation during wave soldering. The regulator precisely manages the flow of nitrogen into the reflow oven.
Problem SolvedSafely regulates standard inert gases with extreme precision, utilizing robust NBR seals and a die-cast zinc housing to maintain long-term, leak-free reliability without risk of contamination.
Inert gases operating mediumDie-cast zinc housingNBR seals-10°C to 60°C operating temperature