Emerson ASCO Pinch Valve, 384 Series
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ASCO 384 Series Pinch Valve

Brand: ASCO

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The ASCO 384 Series is an aluminum body, solenoid-operated pinch valve designed for use with highly aggressive or high-purity liquids. The 3-way valve features hermetic separation of its control mechanism and the fluid within the tubing to prevent particulate contamination caused by friction of moving parts. This construction assures maximum purity of liquids in analytical and medical instrumentation and industrial applications. Typical applications include hemodialysis, urinary collection systems, intravenous (IV) systems, and drug dispensing.
Features
  • Large opening for high flow and handling of particulate media.
  • Zero dead volume prevents cross-contamination.
  • Removable and rotatable electrical coils allow easy installation and worry-free maintenance.
  • Bi-directional flow delivers exceptional versatility.
  • Electrical connections can be separated from fluid area via built-in panel mount bracket.
  • Built-in manual operator for easy tubing change out and testing.
  • POM construction model available that dramatically reduces the heat transfer from the valve body to the media inside the tubing.
  • Available in a wide range of body sizes to accommodate a variety of tubing sizes.
  • Meets all relevant CE directives and is RoHS-compliant for lead-free applications.

    • Specifications

    Brand

    Body Material

    • Aluminum

    Flow

    • Corrosive, Indoor

    Function

    • 3-Way - &frac32, Universal, &frac32, Normally Closed

    Max. Differential, Max. Operating Pressure

    • Vacuum to 150 psig

    Media

    • Aggressive Liquids & Gases

    Operating Environment

    • Corrosive, Indoor

    Pipe / Port Size

    • 3-Way - 3/2 Universal, 3/2 Normally Closed

    Port Type

    • 12 DC, 24 DC, 50/60

    Valve Actuation

    • Solenoid

    Voltage

    • 12 DC, 24 DC, 50/60

    Documentation

    Product Manuals

    Catalogs

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