Filters and Mufflers
INLINE FILTERS FEATURE:
- Rugged all-brass construction
- 1/8 and 1/4 NPT sizes
- Available in 20, 40, 60 & 100 Micron ratings
FILTER/STRAINERS FEATURE:
- Rugged all-brass construction
- 1/8 NPT connections
- 43 Micron stainless steel screen
- Easy service without disturbing fluid connections
EXHAUST MUFFLERS FEATURE:
- Rugged all-stainless construction
- Sintered stainless muffler element
- Compact design — low profile
- 1/8 and 1/4 NPT sizes
- Low noise level
I.E., Exhaust noise of 3wnc valve at 100 psi and
200 Cpm reduced from 99dba to 75dba (measured
at 3 Feet from muffler) - Can be used as breather vent filter
All Peter Paul filters and mufflers are designed for maximum flow with minimum restriction and are compatible with all common media not reacting with brass or stainless steel.
FILTER/STRAINER
The Peter Paul Filter Strainers are designed for the customer who needs efficient filtration of large contaminating particles along with ease of servicing. The 43 Micron screen has a large filter area and can be cleaned without removing the filter body from the system.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Pipe Size: 1/8 NPT CV=.23
Screen Rating: 43 Micron or 140 Micron
Max. Working Press. Diff.: 300 PSI
Burst Press.: 4000 PSI
Temp.: -40° to +200°F
Materials: Brass Body and Filter Hsg.,Stainless Strainer and Flange Cap Buna N Seals
Media: All non-corrosive liquids & gases
INLINE FILTER
The Peter Paul Inline Filters are designed to be a convenient “last chance” filter which provides maximum protection for all fluid power devices. Female/Male pipe threads are provided for ease of installation. Available in four micron ratings.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Pipe Size: 1/8 or 1/4 NPT
Micron Rating: 20,40, 60, or 100
Max. Working Press. Diff.: 300 PSI
Element Burst Press. Diff.: 1500 PSI
Temp.: -40° to +300°F
Materials: Brass Body with sintered Bronze Filter Element
Media: All non-corrosive liquids & gases
EXHAUST MUFFLER
The Peter Paul Exhaust Muffler is designed for use with air cylindersand control valves or wherever excessive noise due to exhausting air is a problem. These mufflers will fit into any 1/8 or 1/4 pipe port and will reduce exhaust noise substantially, yet will not cause excessiverestriction.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Pipe Size: 1/8 or 1/4 NPT
Max. Working Press. Diff.: 400 PSI
Element Burst Press. Diff.: 4000 PSI
Temp.: -40° to +300°F
Materials: Stainless Steel Body with Sintered Stainless Element (75 Micron)
Media: Air and most gases
OPTION A — ALUMINUM SHADING RING
Used on valves where media is harmful to standard copper ring, but will not attack aluminum rings.
OPTION S — SILVER SHADING RING
Used on valves where media is harmful to standard copper ring, but will not attack silver rings.
OPTION V — BUILT IN MUFFLER
Compact muffler located in valve outlet port to silence excessive noise. Muffler location will vary according to valve type — 3 WNC Valve Muffler in sleeve exhaust port, 2 WNC Valve Muffler in body outlet port, etc.
Special Options
3-Way and 2-Way Solenoid Valves for Quiet (No-Click) Operation
Peter Paul Electronics Co., Inc. has developed solenoid valves for use in medical applications such as hospital beds, breathing apparatus, and inflatable mattresses for burn patients in which a bumper is installed for quiet operation.
In normal industrial applications, the click of a solenoid valve is not an issue, but in the quiet of a hospital environment it can be nerve wracking to hear constant clicking as the valve is actuated. Several new plunger and bumper designs used in the 3-way function have a top seal but eliminate the metal-to-metal contact.
One way to “eliminate the click” is to put in a rigid top seal that’s noncompensating and doesn’t move. The top seal contacts the end stop, but no metal contact is made. It requires a unique plunger and uses a special end stop to accommodate it. Many times the pressure ratings are reduced just a bit due to the increased air gap in the valve, affecting magnetic performance. Usually these applications are low-pressure air or vacuum, therefore the reduced rating of the valve is generally not an issue.
Rectified coils are also often specified in medical equipment, either full bridge or half bridge, to eliminate the potential for noise. Avalve, which might potentially cause a hum or buzz can be very annoying to a patient, so a full wave rectified unit for AC service is often preferred. A DC unit, not requiring a rectifier, is sometimes used in specific applications.
Also common is a bumper in a 2-way valve, usually just a flat disk with no sealing action. Bumpers may be urethane or filled Teflon or special low cold-flow Teflon, which doesn’t become deformed like virgin Teflon.
Occasionally, a bumper is included in a valve for a non-medical application where long life is critical. With a bit more cost, a Tefloncoated plunger combined with a bumper will provide very long, quiet valve life under many operating conditions.