Vacuum valves
Vacuum components from VACOM
Vacuum valves allow gas to be shut off or dosed on vacuum systems. The various models are based on different designs, actuators and versions.
Subgroups
Angle valves
Angle valves are used to shut off gas or roughly regulate flow in vacuum applications. With their connections offset by 90°, they are installed at right angles in vacuum lines.
Inline valves
Inline valves are used to shut off gas or roughly regulate flow in vacuum applications. Their opposing connection flanges allow straight-through vacuum lines.
Gate valves
Gate valves need only a short installation length, especially at larger nominal sizes, and offer high conductance for optimum flow conditions down to ultra-high vacuum.
All-metal valves
With their metal seals, all-metal valves can be baked out at high temperatures and shut off gas down to ultra-high vacuum. Their design and function are comparable to conventional angle valves.
Ball valves
Ball valves are simple, robust valves for rough and medium vacuum. A basic distinction is made between versions with 2 or 3 ports, used to shut off or divert gas flows.
Gas dosing valves
Gas dosing valves allow precise, reproducible admission of air or gases to control vacuum processes or the venting of vacuum chambers. Some models are available with an optional stepper motor.
Venting valves
Venting valves allow vacuum systems to be vented with air or inert gases. They can be used down to high vacuum, are easy to operate and need little maintenance.
Which component fits?
Nominal diameter, flange type, pressure range and material determine the choice. We advise you, put together components from the entire VACOM range and also source special versions.