ZCM solenoid valve is applicable for town gas, liquefied gas and natural gas etc, is an actuating mechanism for two-position on/off switching of heating combustion medium pipeline and automatic temperature control. It is widely applied to the gas heat setting and glass of textile industry and printing industry, fumes heating of bulb industry and gas heating self-control system of other industries.
Model preparation instructions
P— Mode of action: K-normally open, normally closed slightly
B— Conditions of USB: B-ex, a little common type
— Connection: F-flange connection, threaded a little
16— Nominal pressure
ZCM— Product type
As one of the four subsidaries of Shanghai River-wave International Group Co., Ltd, Shanghai River-wave Fluid Machine Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Was accredited with Shanghai Hi-tech Enterprise in 2010. The application of the first-class fine machining center, CNC machine tools as well as control valve flow characteristics testing and monitoring center makes it highly effective for us to provide users with flow curves, flow characteristic curves of the control valve and other curves related to pressure, flow and temperature by means of microprocessor control.
Currently, Shanghai River-wave put its major focus on manufacturing control valves, regulating valves, PSA pneumatic sequencing valves, electric control valves, ball valves, butterfly valves, globe valves and products of other series. We have been proving valves for Germany BASF, Bayer, Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding Co., Ltd, Yangzi Petrochemical Co., Ltd. Jiangnan Shipbuilding Works, etc...The company has been granted more than 30 patents. From 2007 to 2011, Shanghai River-wave has been assredited with Contract Honoring and Credit Keeping Enterprise for consecutively four years. Meanwhile, River-wave has obtained the TS National Manufacturing License for Special Equipment and CE Certificate, CCS Certificate for ships, etc.
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