Steam solenoid valve
Steam solenoid valves are essential components in steam control systems in numerous industrial and domestic applications. These devices regulate the flow of steam precisely and efficiently, ensuring safety, reliability, and optimal performance in heating, sterilization, air conditioning, and many other applications.
Operation
A steam solenoid valve is an electromechanical device designed to control the flow of steam through an automated opening and closing mechanism. Its operation is based on an electromagnetic coil that, when energized, generates a magnetic field capable of activating the movement of a moving core.
- Opening the circuit: When the solenoid valve is activated, the electromagnetic coil lifts the core, allowing steam to flow through the valve.
- Closing the circuit: When the current is interrupted, a spring pushes the core back to its original position, blocking the flow of steam.
- Pressure regulation: Some steam solenoid valves are designed to modulate the flow of steam based on system needs, ensuring efficient energy management and greater safety.
Our steam solenoid valves
Connection types
L-shaped fitting:
Features an inlet and outlet arranged at a right angle, ideal for installations in small spaces or for directing steam flow in specific directions.
Straight fitting:
The inlet and outlet are linearly aligned, ensuring smooth flow and facilitating integration into systems with straight fluid paths.
Applications
Food industry:
Steam control in cooking, pasteurization, and sterilization processes for foods and beverages.
Professional coffee machines:
Steam regulation for milk frothing and espresso machine dispensing.
HVAC systems:
Use in steam boilers and humidification systems to control temperature and humidity in industrial and commercial environments.
Medical sterilization:
Use in autoclaves and steam disinfection systems used in hospitals and laboratories.
Textile industry:
Steam regulation in ironing and fabric fixing processes.
Chemical and pharmaceutical industries:
Use in manufacturing and distillation processes where steam is a key element.
