FSV FLAT SAND VALVE 1¼"
One of the most sold valves worldwide is the FSV abrasive valve. With two inner wear discs and a 90-degree angle piping design, abrasive falls in the valve by gravity and is helped by the air pressure to make the perfect air abrasive mix.
With easy operation by a single handle, it is the choice of preference for the blaster in the yard. Dose the air abrasive mix by moving the handle in various ways.
This valve is generally used for less aggressive abrasive types; however, because of its uncomplicated design, the two worn discs in the valve are easily replaced. The FSV is economical in design, and parts are easy to come by.
Abrasive Type: Valves should be chosen based on the type of abrasive used. Harder abrasives like steel grit require more durable valves (e.g., SGV).
Blasting Pressure: The valve must be capable of withstanding the operating pressure of the machine.
Ease of Maintenance: Valves should be easy to maintain and clean, especially in larger machines where downtime can be more costly.
Regulatory Compliance: Ensure the valve meets relevant safety and operational regulations.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT VALVE FOR YOUR BLAST MACHINE
Choosing the suitable valve for a sandblast machine is primarily influenced by the machine's dimensions and the unique demands of the blasting process. The decision on valves for sandblast equipment must consider both the device's size and the blasting activities' particular needs. Simpler valves may suffice for smaller units, enabling efficient operation. In contrast, bigger machines necessitate advanced valves capable of delivering precision, enduring heavy use, and managing large quantities of abrasive substances.