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Part # F-2815-041Inline Orifice Restrictor, .004 Orifice, 116 ID Straight Port X 116 ID Straight Port, Purple Polysulfone BodyPort 1 : 116 StraightPort 2: 116 Straight

Pneumatic valves come in a wide range of configurations, making it easy to create a compressed air system that is perfectly tailored to the users performance and application requirements. Whatever your air valve needs, Universal Power Conversion (UPC) can help.

To protect the system and equipment, it is recommended that all pneumatic systems have one or more air preparation components installed. Universal Power Conversion, Inc. (UPC) offers air filters, air regulators, and air lubricators for all pneumatic systems. Contact us today to discuss your air preparation needs.

The Sequence Valve is designed for precise control in pneumatic control circuits. The Sequence Valve has two Functions: It can be used as a relief valve to limit pressure in a pneumatic system, and it can be used as a relay valve to sequence specific signal operations.The Valve comes in two styles, adjustable and fixed. Pressure Ranges are 0-10 PSI and 0-20 PSI. The fixed style can be made to customers specifications.

UPCs Orifice Restrictors are designed for use in pneumatic control circuits. Available in eleven polysulfone color coded sizes, along with additional Brass and Stainless Steel Orifice options.

UPC's Filtered Orifice Restrictors are designed for use in pneumatic control circuits. The orifice restrictor and a stainless steel filter are encased in a molded housing with barbs for 116 or 18 I.D. flexible tubing.

Part # F-950-5-051 B85Inline Filtered Orifice Restrictor, 5 Micron Filter, .006 Orifice, 18 ID Hose Barb X 18 ID Hose Barb, Red Polysulfone Body

UPC's Preset Flow Control maintains a constant flow in one direction and full flow in the opposite direction. The operation of the Flow Control is based on the movement of a small disc. The disc shifts within the housing as the pressure differential changes from forward to reverse. An orifice restrictor is encased in the center of the disc. A flat surface on one side of the disc seals and permits flow through the orifice.The amount of flow permitted in the reverse direction, which is the sealing side, is determined by the orifice size. The amount of flow permitted in the forward direction is full flow.