Vacuum Valves

Features of Vacuum Valves

Vacuum valves are capable of precisely regulating the airflow and pressure of vacuum systems. They are resistant to high and low temperatures and corrosion, have excellent sealing performance, operate stably, and are suitable for a variety of vacuum environments. They are widely used in high-precision fields such as scientific research and electronics.

What role do Vacuum Valves play in maintaining the performance and longevity of laminated glass production?

AG-Tech's Vacuum Valves are critical components in the autoclave lamination process, ensuring flawless bonding of glass interlayers by enabling precise air extraction and pressure control. During lamination, even microscopic air trapped between layers can cause defects like bubbles, delamination, or optical distortion. Our valves facilitate efficient vacuum extraction before the heating phase, eliminating air pockets and ensuring uniform adhesion across the entire glass surface. Designed for high-temperature and high-pressure environments, they maintain seal integrity throughout the curing cycle, preventing regress of air into the laminate. This results in consistently clear, durable, and safety-compliant laminated glass for architectural, automotive, and security applications. Their reusable stainless steel construction reduces maintenance costs, while compatibility with automated systems enhances production efficiency and yield rates.