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Not all rotary valves are designed to be interchangeable between ingredients, but ACS Valves has options for plants with split conveying feeds or multiple ingredients. The Multi-Port valve is one to consider, since it features multiple separate compartments in a single valve, making it easier to convey materials from different lines into a single valve. Many of our customers also use the Quick-Clean valve to convey multiple ingredients, because it can be cleaned and sanitized quickly thanks to its rail-based design.
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At ACS Valves, each rotary airlock valve is manufactured with a team of engineers, machinists, welders, millwrights, and other qualified specialists. The valve housings are cast locally using 65% US steel, while the internal parts are CNC machined for precision and reliability.
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A valve is a transfer point in your material handling system, moving bulk solids from containers (think bins, hoppers, and silos) to the conveyor below. It may also move material from one container to another.
Valves can be used to provide a pressurized seal between those points, help control the flow of material, or both. Basically, they help you move material efficiently and safely, preventing product loss.
Relevant for: Conveying Systems, Manufacturing
Frequently Asked Questions - Manufacturing
Questions about rotary valve manufacturing, troubleshooting, compliance, and more
The rotary valve geniuses at ACS Valves love to help manufacturers with their conveying queries, conundrums, and challenges. Browse our collection of questions and answers here.

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