Application · Components & project inquiries
Build a coordinated parts request for air preparation, valves, manifolds, tubing, fittings and feedback. Send your circuit sketch or mixed BOM for a new machine, extension or maintenance job.
These tasks are examples. Share the conditions you know; you do not need every detail to start an inquiry.
Discuss a filter regulator or a separate precision regulator where the process calls for it. Match inlet conditions, flow demand and pressure control instead of choosing by port size alone.
Useful details: Inlet pressure, working pressure, flow, filtration, drain and mounting
Ask about this task →Discuss electrically or pneumatically operated directional valves and a matching manifold base. Valve function, base inlet and station count are separate selections; a base is not a complete valve assembly.
Useful details: Valve function, voltage or pilot pressure, stations, ports and contents
Ask about this task →Match the tube and thread at each port. Straight fittings provide a connection, speed controllers add a directional flow-control role, and stainless fittings need their own material review.
Useful details: Tube diameter, thread standard, fitting shape, control direction and material
Ask about this task →Discuss PU, PA or a coiled hose against the actual routing and movement. Material names do not by themselves confirm pressure, temperature or chemical suitability.
Useful details: Inside/outside diameter, length, bend space, movement, medium and temperature
Ask about this task →A pressure switch and a pneumatic status indicator serve different purposes. State whether the operator needs a visible indication or the control system needs an electrical signal.
Useful details: Pressure range, signal type, supply, wiring and mounting space
Ask about this task →Use the current label and installation photo for a coil or hand valve replacement. A matching voltage alone does not confirm coil fit; state what must stay compatible and which items are required.
Useful details: Original model, voltage, connector, dimensions, quantity and machine photo
Ask about this task →| Air Prep Stage | Standard Unit | Port Thread & Flow Capacity | Filtration Rating & Dew Point | Safety & Drain Feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Machine Header Infeed | AC4000 / BC4000 Combo | G1/2" ~ G3/4" (4,000 L/min) | 40 μm bulk water & particle filter | Float-type automatic condensation drain |
| Precision Actuator Pressure | AFR2000 / BFR3000 Combo | G1/4" ~ G3/8" (2,000 L/min) | 5 μm fine sintered brass element | Push-lock pressure adjusting knob + gauge |
| Cylinder Lubrication Stage | AL3000 / BL4000 Lubricator | G3/8" ~ G1/2" | Micro-fog aerosol lubrication | Adjustable oil drip rate sight dome (ISO VG32) |
A photo, task description, drawing or BOM is enough to start. Add the model, quantity and destination where known.
Build a coordinated parts request for air preparation, valves, manifolds, tubing, fittings and feedback. Send your circuit sketch or mixed BOM for a new machine, extension or maintenance job.
Specify medium, pressure, temperature and any material or environmental requirement. Stainless material alone does not establish corrosion resistance or food suitability, and a hand valve is not a certified safety function.
Send the original brands, models and quantities together. Keep required originals and any acceptable alternatives separate; we confirm the available supply scope rather than assuming interchangeability.
Only when the requested contents are agreed. State the base model, occupied stations, valve models, blanking plates and connectors, or mark which of those you still need help identifying.
Yes. An annotated machine photo, a rough circuit sketch or a list of replacement parts is enough to begin. Add known pressure, tubing and port details; circuit design and safety requirements need their own review.