An electric pinch valve is a type of valve that uses a flexible rubber sleeve to control the flow of fluids. The valve operates by pinching the sleeve to stop the flow or allowing it to open for fluid passage. The pinch action is typically controlled by an electric actuator, which makes these valves highly automated and easy to integrate into modern fluid control systems. This makes them ideal for industries where precise control of fluid flow is essential.

    Electric pinch valves offer several advantages over traditional valve types, such as ball, gate, or globe valves. The most significant benefit is that they provide a leak-proof solution, especially when handling abrasive or corrosive materials. Since the fluid only comes into contact with the rubber sleeve, the internal components of the valve remain unaffected by the fluid, making it a durable option for handling challenging materials.