How does a Diaphragm Valve Works?

A diaphragm valve operates by utilizing a flexible diaphragm to control the flow of fluid within a pipeline. When in a closed position, the diaphragm seals against the valve body, preventing the passage of fluid. To open the valve, the diaphragm is lifted, allowing fluid to flow through the valve. This unique design provides precise control, making diaphragm valves suitable for handling a variety of fluids, including corrosive and abrasive substances. The simplicity of operation, minimal maintenance requirements, and ability to isolate media make diaphragm valves a reliable choice in various industries, such as pharmaceuticals, water treatment, and chemical processing.