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Can’t figure out why your machinery isn’t performing? Want some info on how to replace your shaft seal? Need someone to scratch your nose for you while you work? Check out our user manuals, tech support videos, articles, and FAQ’s below, or call our Tech Support, Paul, for more help.

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LATEST VIDEO

Steps to Clean Your Quick-Clean Rotary Valve

Cleaning a Quick-Clean rotary valve is simple! This animation offers a step by step instruction on how to do it.

Drive Side Endplate Removal for ACST-4 Seals
Need a guide to removing the drive side endplate on your ACST-4 seals? Watch a quick visual breakdown of the process. The video is silent.
Rotor Assembly Tolerance Check
Keep valves compliant by ensuring rotor-to-housing clearance stays below 0.0079.
Will it clean?
We talk a lot about how easy it is to clean our valves. Watch as we put our dinner into one of our valves and then clean it up!
Yes, you have to remove our endplates to replace the shaft seal
We're facing our critics head on.
Understanding Airlocks: The key to increasing ROI
Learn the fundamentals of airlock performance, how to minimize air leakage and how improve efficiency.
ACS Valves Quick Clean Feeder - Pellet Feeder
ACS Valves Quick Clean Feeder on Rails is designed for quick take apart applications.
Quick-Clean Rotary Valve
This valve can be taken apart, cleaned and reassembled in just minutes hassle free!
ACS Quick-Clean Airlock/Feeder
The Quick Clean feeder is easy to disassemble and reassemble, in as little as 2 minutes.
ACS Valves Standard Valve Assembly
This simple rotary valve re-assembly sequence shows the significant labor and downtime savings associated with this rotary valve design
ACST-4 Glandless Shaft Seal Removal Sequence
ACST-4 Glandless Teflon Shaft Seal can be easily removed and reassembled in just a few minutes using basic hand tools.

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Go ahead, make your valve

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How to evaluate valve ROI

Sometimes, buying a cheap rotary valve means paying more to get less. Here’s how to make sure your investment pays off in the long run.