The simplest and therefore most cost-effective diaphragm design consists of die-cut parts made from skived film, requiring only simple tooling. They are more suitable for smaller strokes and generally require a somewhat larger installation diameter. These disks are primarily used in pressure regulators, for media separation, and as a backing layer for a rubber diaphragm.Here,

Their machined production offers tremendous design flexibility, allowing adjacent functions to be integrated as well. Eliminating the need for complex molds reduces tooling costs to a minimum. Compared with conventional PTFE, the higher-strength UHMW-PE generally allows wrench flats or valve plugs to be integrated directly into the component without difficulty. Thanks to our advanced machining

By forming skived film in a mold, diaphragms with a convoluted profile can be produced. This allows larger strokes in pumps, valves, and pressure regulators. Multi-layer designs can incorporate leak detection, thereby providing greater protection against contamination of the process medium. We are also happy to assist with the design of adjacent components, such as

Stamped diaphragms are primarily used in diaphragm valves. They are characterized by a dead-space-free design, high pressure resistance, excellent flexural fatigue strength, and anti-adhesive surface properties. To improve both static and dynamic sealing performance, integrated sealing beads can be incorporated into the diaphragm design.The connection to the valve actuator is typically achieved using a welded