Kendrion (Villingen) Gmbh

Solero Technologies Villingen Gmbh

Martin Ohnmacht

Wolfram Maiwald

Björn Bergfeld

Holger Brandenburg

Ralf Heingl

Bjoern Bergfeld

Stefan Disch

Wolfgang Bürk

Stefan Barth

Reiner Stimmler

A valve () is provided with a movable closing element (), with a nozzle body () with a passage opening (), as well as a valve seat () surrounding the passage opening (), and with an elastic sealing element () which is movable with the movable closing element (), in order to close or open the valve seat (), in which, at least when the valve seat () is open, a gap () is present between at least one section () of the elastic sealing element () and a section () of the movable closing element () lying opposite thereto.

Valve for regulating and/or controlling mass flows

The application relates to a valve for a line system, comprising a valve body which forms a valve seat, a line system with a supply line for supplying a fluid to the valve seat and with a discharge line for discharging the fluid from the valve seat, which fluid is under a supply pressure in the supply line and under a working pressure in the discharge line, a closing element which interacts with the valve seat for opening and closing the line system, which closing element releases a throttle cross section between the valve seat and the closing element, a restoring element which applies a restoring force on the closing element, which restoring force presses the closing element against the valve seat in order to close the line system, and a pressure chamber in which the fluid is under a closing pressure to close the line system.

Valve for opening and closing a line system

Electromagnetic fluid valve regulating the throughflow of a pressure medium which flows through a housing part having at least two inlet openings which lie opposite one another and at least one outlet opening for the pressure medium. It being possible for a channel which is situated between the inlet openings and the outlet opening to be closed to a greater or lesser extent by an axially movable slide for regulating the throughflow of the pressure medium, a pin protruding into the channel centrically with respect to the center axis of the fluid valve, the pin being provided, for flow guidance, with an outer contour which is of at least approximately conical, pyramidal or hyperbolic design, with the result that the pressure medium which is to flow from the inlet openings strikes the outer contour of the pin and diverted in the direction of the at least one outlet opening.

Electromagnetic fluid valve

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Fluorn-Winzeln, Germany

Martin Ohnmacht