Standard, conventional, one-piece machined stainless steel, brass, or aluminum solenoid valve manifolds allow the economical, low profile grouping of valves in compact arrays. Like any other purpose-designed, machined component, these manifold valves are perfect for fixed, continuous operations such as beverage dispensing. They are, necessarily, configurationally inflexible.
Manifold Valves: Standard, conventional, one-piece machined stainless steel, brass, or aluminum low profile groupings of valves in compact arrays.
In an effort to solve these problems while retaining the simplicity and convenience of standard solenoid valve manifolds, Peter Paul Electronics Co., Inc. of New Britain, Connecticut, has developed a line of modular, stainless steel and anodized aluminum stacking manifold valve bodies linked together with common tie rods. For horizontal or vertical mounting, these stacking bodies simplify in-the-field solenoid valve addition or replacement and accommodate models from many PeterPaul standard valve series. These manifold building blocks simplify both OEM and user inventories; custom manifolds can be constructed using a variety of solenoid valve types in linear arrays.
Each modular manifold valve body is precision machined, drilled, and tapped just as complete manifolds are: The basic difference is that they are linked together by common threaded tie rods, with modules sealed from each other with O-rings, and sandwiched, as a group, together with precision machined end caps. The result is a unique and proprietary method for creating and altering groupings of solenoid valves while maintaining the significantly reduced potential for leakage and thread damage for which one-piece manifolds were originally designed.
The 45-year-old Peter Paul Electronics Co., Inc., through a world- wide distributor network, provides a broad range of Standard, Miniature solenoid valves; Explosion-Proof, High-Flow, and High Pressure models; complementary manifolds and stacking bodies in stainless, brass, or aluminum; solenoid valve operators for OEM use; and a vast array of body, housing, and coil options for standard and special applications. Most PeterPaul solenoid valves are UL and CSA listed.
For further information, write:
Stacking Bodies
Peter Paul Electronics Co., Inc.
480 John Downey Drive, P.O. Box 1180
New Britain, CT 06050-1180
Phone: 860-229-4884
Fax: 860-223-1734
E-mail: info@peterpaul.com
Stacking Valve Tie Rod Bodies Allow the Creation of Modular Manifold Valves
Standard, conventional, one-piece machined stainless steel, brass, or aluminum solenoid valve manifolds allow the economical, low profile grouping of valves in compact arrays. Like any other purpose-designed, machined component, these manifold valves are perfect for fixed, continuous operations such as beverage dispensing. They are, necessarily, configurationally inflexible.
Manifold Valves: Standard, conventional, one-piece machined stainless steel, brass, or aluminum low profile groupings of valves in compact arrays.
In an effort to solve these problems while retaining the simplicity and convenience of standard solenoid valve manifolds, Peter Paul Electronics Co., Inc. of New Britain, Connecticut, has developed a line of modular, stainless steel and anodized aluminum stacking manifold valve bodies linked together with common tie rods. For horizontal or vertical mounting, these stacking bodies simplify in-the-field solenoid valve addition or replacement and accommodate models from many PeterPaul standard valve series. These manifold building blocks simplify both OEM and user inventories; custom manifolds can be constructed using a variety of solenoid valve types in linear arrays.
Each modular manifold valve body is precision machined, drilled, and tapped just as complete manifolds are: The basic difference is that they are linked together by common threaded tie rods, with modules sealed from each other with O-rings, and sandwiched, as a group, together with precision machined end caps. The result is a unique and proprietary method for creating and altering groupings of solenoid valves while maintaining the significantly reduced potential for leakage and thread damage for which one-piece manifolds were originally designed.
The 45-year-old Peter Paul Electronics Co., Inc., through a world- wide distributor network, provides a broad range of Standard, Miniature solenoid valves; Explosion-Proof, High-Flow, and High Pressure models; complementary manifolds and stacking bodies in stainless, brass, or aluminum; solenoid valve operators for OEM use; and a vast array of body, housing, and coil options for standard and special applications. Most PeterPaul solenoid valves are UL and CSA listed.
For further information, write:
Stacking Bodies
Peter Paul Electronics Co., Inc.
480 John Downey Drive, P.O. Box 1180
New Britain, CT 06050-1180
Phone: 860-229-4884
Fax: 860-223-1734
E-mail: info@peterpaul.com