Solenoid Valves

Solenoid valves are crucial components in metal finishing and various industrial processes, providing precise and reliable control over fluid flow. These electrically actuated valves are essential for automating the flow of liquids and gases, ensuring that your operations run smoothly and efficiently. We offer a wide selection of high-quality solenoid valves from leading manufacturers like GF Piping Systems, Spears Manufacturing, Asahi America, and Plast-O-Matic. Designed for durability and performance, these valves are suitable for a range of applications, including chemical processing, water treatment, and metal finishing.

When selecting a solenoid valve, consider the following factors to ensure the best match for your application:

  • Brand and Compatibility: Choose from top manufacturers like GF Piping Systems, Spears Manufacturing, Asahi America, and Plast-O-Matic, ensuring compatibility with your existing systems.
  • Material Selection: Select the appropriate material based on your process environment, including options like PVC, CPVC, PVDF, and more for chemical resistance.
  • Valve Type and Size: Determine the correct valve type (normally closed, normally open, or universal) and size for your specific flow control needs.
  • Operating Conditions: Consider factors like temperature, pressure, and fluid type to ensure the valve meets your operational requirements.
GF Solenoid Valve used in metal finishing plants
Normally Closed Solenoid Valve with PTFE Bellows for severe service applications in industrial environments

Solenoid Valve Brands and Models

We provide solenoid valves from industry-leading brands, each offering unique features and benefits tailored to the demands of metal finishing and other industrial applications.

GF Piping Systems Solenoid Valves

GF Piping Systems is renowned for its high-quality fluid control solutions. Their solenoid valves are designed to deliver precise control in a wide range of applications, including chemical processing and water treatment.

  • Material Options: Available in PVC, CPVC, PVDF, and other materials for excellent chemical resistance and durability.
  • Valve Types: Includes normally closed, normally open, and universal valves to suit various process requirements.
  • Applications: Ideal for controlling aggressive media in metal finishing, electroplating, and chemical processing.

Spears Manufacturing Solenoid Valves

Spears Manufacturing is a trusted name in the industry, known for producing durable and reliable solenoid valves. Their products are designed for ease of installation and long-term performance in demanding environments.

  • Material Options: Choose from a variety of materials, including PVC and CPVC, which offer robust resistance to corrosive fluids.
  • Valve Types: Available in both normally closed and normally open configurations, ensuring flexibility in process design.
  • Applications: Perfect for use in metal finishing and plating systems, as well as general chemical processing.

Asahi America Solenoid Valves

Asahi America offers a comprehensive range of solenoid valves that combine advanced engineering with high-performance materials. Their valves are designed to handle the most challenging fluid control tasks with ease.

  • Material Options: Options include PP, PVDF, and ECTFE, providing excellent resistance to harsh chemicals and high temperatures.
  • Valve Types: Includes both normally closed and normally open valves, as well as specialized models for unique applications.
  • Applications: Ideal for high-purity applications in metal finishing, semiconductor manufacturing, and chemical processing.

Plast-O-Matic Solenoid Valves

Plast-O-Matic is known for its innovative fluid control products, offering solenoid valves that provide precise flow control with exceptional reliability. Their valves are specifically designed for use in corrosive environments.

  • Material Options: Available in materials like PVC, CPVC, PVDF, and PTFE, ensuring compatibility with aggressive chemicals.
  • Valve Types: Offers a wide range of valve types, including normally closed, normally open, and universal models.
  • Applications: Suitable for demanding metal finishing processes, chemical dosing systems, and water treatment applications.

Benefits of Solenoid Valves

Solenoid valves are essential for automating and controlling fluid flow in industrial processes, offering several key benefits:

Precision Control:

Solenoid valves provide accurate and reliable control over fluid flow, essential for maintaining process consistency and quality in metal finishing.

Durability:

Constructed from high-performance materials, these valves are designed to withstand the harsh conditions of industrial environments, including exposure to corrosive chemicals and extreme temperatures.

Versatility:

With options available in various materials and configurations, solenoid valves can be customized to meet the specific needs of your application.

Automation:

Solenoid valves enable automation of fluid control, reducing the need for manual intervention and increasing operational efficiency.

Applications of Solenoid Valves

Metal Finishing

Solenoid valves are widely used in metal finishing processes to control the flow of plating solutions, rinsing fluids, and other chemicals. Their ability to handle corrosive fluids and provide precise control makes them indispensable in achieving consistent and high-quality finishes.

Chemical Processing

In chemical processing plants, solenoid valves are used to manage the flow of aggressive chemicals, ensuring safe and efficient operations. The valves’ resistance to corrosion and ability to handle high pressures and temperatures make them ideal for these environments.

Water Treatment

Solenoid valves play a critical role in water treatment systems, where they control the flow of water, chemicals, and other fluids. Their reliability and ease of automation help maintain the efficiency and effectiveness of treatment processes.

Electroplating

In electroplating operations, solenoid valves control the distribution of plating solutions, ensuring that the correct amount of metal is deposited onto the parts being plated. This precise control is essential for achieving uniform coatings and maintaining product quality.