Compressor air valve

2019-01-16View Original

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Every time the compressor is serviced, its air valves are inspected, and it is always found that the elastic components of these valves are damaged. I would like to ask whether it is a quality issue with the elastic component or some other problem. If it’s a problem with the elastic component, then what material would be suitable for replacing it?

Reply #22019-01-16

If possible, please include photos as well; it will be more intuitive

Reply #32019-01-18

Our factory generally uses 17-7PH material for spring steel wires

Reply #42019-01-24

Is it damaged every time? What is the runtime? Are there any other issues with the damaged valve?

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