Vacuum Angle Valves

Vacuum angle valves are essential for controlling the flow of gases and liquids in vacuum systems. They enhance system efficiency by providing precise flow regulation.

  9. VAT PNEUMATIC ALL-METAL ANGLE VACUUM VALVE

    Vacuum Angle Valves

    VAT PNEUMATIC ALL-METAL ANGLE VACUUM VALVE

    Pneumatic All-Metal Angle Vacuum Valve, 90° For extreme UHV and/Aggressive mediaFull model number 57132--GE21-0003/0001

Popular Manufacturers

VAT Nor-Cal Products SMC HPS Leybold MKS Instruments MDC Edwards A&N Corporation Kurt Lesker

Common Applications

Semiconductor Manufacturing

Chemical Processing

Vacuum Coating

Laboratory Research

Pharmaceutical Production

Food Packaging

Buying Guide

Buying Guide

  • Assess the required flow rate and pressure range.
  • Choose materials compatible with your process media.
  • Consider the valve's actuation method for your system.
  • Ensure the valve's size fits your pipeline configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are vacuum angle valves used for?
Vacuum angle valves are used to control the flow of gases in vacuum systems, ensuring precise regulation and efficient system operation. These valves are essential in applications such as semiconductor manufacturing, chemical processing, and vacuum coating.
How do I choose the right vacuum angle valve?
Consider factors such as the operating pressure, material compatibility, and valve size. It's important to select a valve that matches your system requirements for optimal performance.
Can vacuum angle valves handle corrosive gases?
Yes, some vacuum angle valves are designed to handle corrosive gases, but it is crucial to choose valves made from materials that are compatible with the specific gases being used.
What materials are vacuum angle valves made from?
Vacuum angle valves are typically made from stainless steel, aluminum, or brass, with special coatings available for corrosion resistance.