The Product Which Launched the Company, the PIV (Pneumatic Interlok Valve) is as Unique Today as it was at Inception, is a rotary selector or distributor for use in small bore piping systems at pressures up to 10bar. It is a relatively simple and therefore extremely reliable unit, based on a modular design and as such configurable for a multitude of applications. It is custom built from stock parts. The Rotary Selector Valve body is manufactured in brass or stainless steel, both having stainless spindles and can have stems and seals in differing materials to suit the media being used.

Each Rotary Selector Valve bank is pneumatically independent but linked by a common central spindle, enabling separate air paths to be controlled concurrently; each output is effectively a valve in itself. The Rotary Selector Valve can incorporate an integral electrical rotary switch which allows fluid and electrical circuits to be controlled simultaneously, or can be used simply to provide positional indication remotely at the control centre.

The valve was first introduced in the late 1950’s, has remained largely unaltered, and due to its versatility is widely used in industry for a vast range of applications involving the switching of liquids, vapours and gases.

Should it be required, security is provided by key locking the valve. Stainless steel versions are available for harsh environments

Electrical Interface is provided from a rotary electrical switch directly coupled to the spindle and mounted on the base of the valve.