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Parker Partek PV-2-1232 Miniature High Purity 2-Way Pneumatic ¼” Diaphragm Valve

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Year
2000
MPN
PV-2-1232
Condition Description
OPEN PACKAGE - NOT USED
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
T3
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Brands
Parker Balston
New/Used
New
Year
2000
MPN
PV-2-1232
Condition Description
OPEN PACKAGE - NOT USED
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
T3

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Product description

Miniature 2-way pneumatic diaphragm valve with PTFE body, 0.08 Cv flow, for ultra-pure and aggressive fluids.

The PV-2-1232 is a miniature high purity 2-way pneumatic diaphragm valve designed specifically for semiconductor, ultra-pure water, and aggressive chemical systems with the following features:

  • Body and Components: Machined modified PTFE body, seat, and diaphragm for flexibility and durability
  • Pressure Rating: Vacuum to 20 PSIG forward and reverse
  • Actuation Pressure: Compact actuator requires 20-120 PSIG air operating pressure (AOP)
  • Temperature Range:
  • Ambient: -60°F to 212°F
  • Fluid: -60°F to 400°F
  • Flow Rate: 0.08 Cv
  • Materials: Modified PTFE, anodized aluminum, stainless steel, nitrile
  • Fitting Type: Flared connection
  • Application: Optimized for low flow and small dose injection in ultra-high purity (UHP) and aggressive fluid environments
  • Additional: Corrosion resistant design suitable for demanding purity standards in semiconductor manufacturing

Price quoted is for a single valve.

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Last updated 27 October 2026