How does the angle seat valve work?

The angle seat valve is a valve device whose unique design structure determines its unique working principle. The core components of the valve include the valve core and the valve seat. Their angle design allows the valve core to fully fit the valve seat when closed, achieving a good sealing effect. At the same time, the angle seat valve is equipped with a pneumatic actuator, which controls the movement of the valve core through the pressure of the air source, thereby controlling the opening and closing of the valve.

When the pneumatic actuator applies air pressure, the valve core is lifted and the valve opens, allowing the medium to flow smoothly. When the pneumatic actuator releases air pressure, the valve core drops, tightly fits the valve seat, and the valve closes, effectively blocking the flow of the medium. This working mechanism ensures that the angle seat valve can respond quickly when needed to achieve controllable flow of the medium.

It is worth noting that the angle seat valve can adjust the opening degree of the valve core by controlling the air pressure of the air source, thereby accurately regulating the flow of the medium. In addition, due to the angle design between the valve core and the valve seat, the angle seat valve can provide reliable sealing performance in the closed state, effectively preventing medium leakage and ensuring the safe operation of the system.