Sanitary diaphragm valves are used in biopharmaceuticals, food, and industries; In industrial water treatment in industries such as power, chemical, electroplating, and other industries, it is also used in the production of semiconductor wafers. Diaphragm valves are particularly suitable for transporting corrosive and viscous fluids, such as mud, food, drugs, and textile adhesives. As the operating mechanism of the diaphragm valve in pipelines is not exposed to the transported fluid, it is not polluting and does not require packing, and the valve stem packing part is also unlikely to leak.

Features of sanitary diaphragm valves:

The structural design of the diaphragm valve itself is particularly suitable for ultrapure media or heavily polluted, highly viscous liquids, gases, corrosive or inert media. When combined with control equipment, diaphragm valves can better replace other traditional control systems, especially suitable for solid and easily contaminated inert media.