Stepped-Function Flow Control for Liquid Cooling
Low power consumption and predictable, repeatable flow rates are combined in one valve system.
Custom Solenoids and Valves Using Proportional Technology
Proportional solenoids, actuators, and valves provide precise variable control. Electrical energy is converted to mechanical energy to produce variable position and force.
Proportional Canister Purge Valve
A pulse-width-modulated, normally closed, two-port proportional solenoid valve.
Discrete Proportional Valve System
Uses only a short pulse of power to actuate and does not require constant power to maintain state.
High-Flow Discrete Proportional Valve
Designed to support applications with high flow rates at pressures up to 60 psi, with customizable flow characteristics.
Proportional Pneumatic Control Valve
Pulse-width-modulated flow control that was configured for specific pressure/vacuum ranges.
Proportional Pressure Relief Valve
This direct-acting, normally open, proportional pressure relief valve can be designed to operate over various pressure ranges.
Three-Way Proportional Pressure Reducing-Relieving Valve
This proportional solenoid valve is a direct-acting, normally open, continuously variable pressure relief valve.
Proportional Solenoid Actuator
This proportional solenoid actuator (used to power proportional hydraulic valves in off-highway applications) is direct-acting and continuously variable.
Proportional Pressure Reducing Relieving Valve
This continuously variable pressure reducing relieving valve can be designed to operate over various pressure ranges to optimize controllability.
Additional Resources
Proportional Flow Control Using Discrete Valve Positions
A valve with low power consumption for applications that need higher flow rates.
Cooling Complexity
December 13, 2022
Precisely Metering Inlet and Outlet Pressure
This proportional pneumatic control valve provided precise turbocharger wastegate control with reduced hysteresis and turbo lag.
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