Fluid Controls Ltd is one of the UK’s leading distributors for pressure control

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Actuator Control Valves

Actuator Control Valves

  • Parker Lucifer also manufacture a range of 316L Stainless Steel solenoid valves for pneumatic actuator control in process industry applications. This series features both pipe mounted (NPT 1/8, 1/4 or 3/8 size) and NAMUR compatibile model in 3/2 and 5/2 functions with 4mm and 8mm orifice.

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What is a Non-Return Valve? Non-return valves are a crucial component in many industrial systems, yet their function is often overlooked by those not deeply familiar with engineering. So, what is a non-return valve? Simply put, a non-return valve (NRV), also sometimes referred to as a check valve, is a mechanical device designed... Read More
How Does a Float Switch Work When it comes to monitoring and controlling the levels of liquids in various applications, a float switch is an invaluable tool. From domestic water tanks to industrial reservoirs, understanding how a float switch works can provide insight into its diverse utility and significance in level measurement.... Read More
What is a Gate Valve? Gate valves are integral to many industrial and commercial applications because of their efficiency and reliability. A gate valve operates by lifting a gate or wedge out of the path of the fluid, allowing it to pass through or blocking its flow entirely when closed. This straightforward yet effective... Read More
Is a leaking pressure relief valve dangerous? Pressure relief valves are designed to maintain safe pressure levels by releasing excess pressure in various applications and  industries. When these valves leak, it should raise concerns about the safety and functionality of the entire system. Recognising a leaking pressure relief valve involves... Read More

Level Switch vs Level Transmitter

Accurate level measurement is crucial in various industries, including manufacturing, water treatment, and chemical processing. It ensures the smooth operation of systems by preventing overflows, maintaining optimal levels, and protecting equipment from damage.  Two primary devices used... Read More