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Engineering
Constant Innovation
Formed in 1970, Rota Val has been dedicated to serving
the solids handling industry with high quality rotary valves
< XGD Medium-Duty Valve
for forty years.
Well respected for a constant series of innovations ever since
its formation, Rota Val is intent on maintaining the reputation
by developing further new products over the coming months.
We were the first company to achieve ISO 9002 accreditation
< HD 50mm - 1000mm
for rotary valves, the first to achieve ATEX certification for ST2
Heavy-Duty Valves
dust environments, and the first to produce a revolutionary
new rotor monitor system which virtually eliminates false
signals through new concepts in sensor technology. And
we’re still innovating...
< High Performance Blowing
Seal for Road Transport
PS200 2-way CIP version PS200 3-way version
< Fast-Clean Blowing Seal
For instance, Rota Val has recently undertaken a complete
review of its popular and versatile PS Diverter Valve range
to further enhance capability.
Embodying patented features, the range is suitable for all
types of conveying systems from high vacuum lean phase
through to high pressure dense phase. The smooth swept
diversion pipe has a constant cross sectional area and bore
dimension making it particularly suitable for handling delicate
products and products that tend to block easily.
The valves are suitable for hygienic use with food and
pharmaceuticals and are manufactured to FDA guidelines
and materials. Additional features that can be incorporated
include easy clean assembly, pressurised housing to contain
toxic materials and or gasses, and full CIP capability. Available
in all popular sizes from 25mm to 150mm bore with non-
standard sizes available up to 250mm on request, and in
two or three pipe outlet configurations.
www.solidsandbulk.co.uk February 2010 Solids & Bulk Handling 9
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