Electric pinch valves operate by using a flexible sleeve that is pinched to stop the flow of materials and released to allow passage. This design makes them ideal for applications where conventional valves may struggle, especially in handling fluids or solids that could cause wear and tear on other types of valves. Their use is widespread in industries such as mining, chemicals, food processing, and wastewater treatment, where the handling of challenging materials requires a robust and reliable solution.

    The electric actuator that controls the pinch valve makes operation easier and more efficient, allowing for remote control and automation, which is increasingly important in modern industrial systems. This offers benefits such as reduced manpower, increased precision, and more consistent performance.