Somebody just come to me this morning at my office to promote or to propose their instrumentation equipment. Have you ever heard 'Saunders Valve'?
Saunders Industrial Valve"The Saunders Industrial Diaphragm Valve, first developed more than seventy years ago, has evolved to handle more fluids, gases, solids and powder than any other type of valve. A wide choice of materials are available and a flexible range of operating methods have been developed to satisfy the needs of most industrial applications.
Extended life, reliability, safety and ease of use, combined with an essentially simply design, result in low maintenance for minimal running costs. When subjected to both pressure and vacuum, Saunders diaphragm valves operate and close 100% leaktight. This feature reduces processing and handling costs by cutting out the waste normally associated with conventional valve designs."
After discussion, I found that it is related to the mechanical valve which should goes to mechanical department.
