What is a Rotary valve?

A rotary valve is a type of valve that controls the flow of fluids by utilizing rotational motion. It contains a rotating disk or rotor inside, which serves to open and close the flow passage. Rotary valves are commonly used to control the flow of powders, high-viscosity liquids, and gases. They are often found in industries such as flour milling and chemical plants, where controlling the flow of raw materials or chemicals is essential. One of the key benefits of rotary valves is their ability to provide stable operation under torque loads, while offering high sealing performance, and being resistant to pressure and temperature variations.

Application of Rotary valve

✅ Flour milling industry
Used to control the flow of flour and grain powders, ensuring accurate supply and distribution.
✅ Chemical plants
Rotary valves are used to regulate the flow of chemicals and raw materials, ensuring stable supply.
✅ Gas distribution systems
Rotary valves are used to control the flow of gas, maintaining an efficient flow while ensuring tight sealing.

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