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Along with solenoid valves, proportional valves with piezo technology are suitable for use in medical technology. They are:
- Silent: ideal for mobile applications and those close to patients
- Oxygen-compatible, for applications such as respirators
Smaller, lighter and quieter: piezo valves in medical technology
Piezo valves are amazingly well suited to valve functions in the field of medicine.
- Silent
- No heat build-up
- Low energy consumption
- Lightweight
- Proportional characteristics
- Very short switching times
- Compatible with oxygen
- Sturdy and durable
Proportional valves with piezo technology
Proportional valves VEMR, VEAE
- 2/2-way valve (normally closed)
- Connection type: flange
Proportional valves VEMC, VEMP, VEAA
- 3/3-way valve (normally closed)
- Connection type: flange
Pressure regulators and flow control valves with piezo technology, sensors and electronic control
Proportional flow control valve VEMD
- 2/2-way valve with flow sensor and electronic control
- Mass flow controller (MFC)
Proportional pressure regulators VEAA, VEAB
- 3/3-way valve with pressure sensor and electronic control
Proportional pressure regulator VEMA
- 8-channel pressure regulator and 8 independent valves VEMC
- CAN bus control
Miniature pilot valve VUVG to expand the MHA1 series
- Optional reduction of holding current
- for gases
- Degree of protection IP65 and IP40
- Suitable for vacuum
Treatment systems
CPAP ventilation/oxygen therapy for mobile applications
In action:
Small and lightweight piezo valves regulate the gas flows and pressures that release oxygen in infinitely variable steps.
Stationary ventilation in a clinical environment
Precise regulation and control of fluid flows from the blood and dialysate stream are crucial when it comes to efficient dialysis.
In action:
Piezo valves, media valves, pneumatic valves, proportional pressure regulators
Surgical tools
An example from eye surgery shows pneumatically operated surgical tools being controlled.
In action:
Pneumatic control unit comprising solenoid valves and piezo valves for the following functions:
- Actuating surgical tools
- Vacuum-supported extraction
- Conveying fluids
Regulation of fluid flows, gas flows and slime at dental service units
The various instruments are controlled independently of one another by switching valves, proportional valves, pumps and compressors.
Medical equipment
Training torsos in medical training simulate breathing, pulse and bodily fluids, such as tears.
Intelligent control systems are used for simulating air and fluid movements.
Regulation of gas flows and pressures in medical mattresses for nursing beds.
Piezo valves actuate the chambers individually – quietly and with a soft-start function.
