Microvalves are small valves designed to control the flow of fluids or gases in very limited spaces, allowing precise regulation even in low flow applications.
They are used to regulate, open or close the passage of air or fluids in systems where space is limited or high precision in flow control is required.
Microvalves are used in:
The main difference is their compact size and precision. Microvalves are designed to work with small volumes and in confined spaces, while standard valves are designed for higher flow rates and larger dimensions.
They are designed for small or controlled flow rates, making them ideal for precise dosing and applications where large volumes are not required.
Yes, although they are usually highly reliable components, it is recommended to keep the system clean and periodically check its operation to avoid failures.
Yes, in fact they are specially designed for applications where precise control of small amounts of fluid is required, such as in dosing or microfluidics.
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