Many people think that power station valves are expensive and have high usage costs. However, this is not the case. If calculated as a whole, traditional valves require many accessories and pipeline installations, and thus do not have a price advantage. Instead, they have to bear more maintenance costs.
As for power station valves, they are a more cost-effective choice for manufacturers due to their advantages such as easy assembly, low failure rate, and compliance with the automation requirements of the industry. Because the general traditional pneumatic valves are used, it is inevitable that there will be piping, solenoid valves and compressors, etc. to match. However, the power station valves are driven by motors, which are easy and convenient to install. Moreover, the installation of power station valves can be combined with the original automatic control circuits of the factory, which can save other cost expenditures. In addition, the motor-driven opening and closing is relatively smooth, without the drawback of excessive instantaneous impact force, and the failure rate can be