Valve manifold assemblies control fluids or gases throughout piping systems—from entry to exit ports—consolidating production processes to enhance product quality and system efficiency. They are widely used in high-purity semiconductor, pharmaceutical, biomedical and chemical process applications.

Valve manifold assemblies allow for easy traceability of all components for consistent, quality performance. Without their use, applications would require independent delivery systems for every point—resulting in inefficiencies, including fewer quality controls; greater space requirements; and higher costs.

Several system factors determine the valve manifold assembly best suited to your application. They include:

• The valve manifold assembly must be compatible with the fluid or gas moving through the system.
• The valve manifold assembly must be designed to accommodate the flow intake while also achieving the flow rate demands downstream. Same is true of pressure throughout the source lines.
• The valve manifold assembly must be suited to the material temperature.

iPolymer valve manifold assemblies offer precision performance under extreme conditions and are suitable for a wide range of ultra-clean to highly corrosive media applications. Our chemical-resistant valves and valve manifold assemblies provide dependable action that can be tailored to suit your specific operational needs.

iPolymer valve manifold assemblies provide unsurpassed chemical compatibility within a wide range of flow media. Their all-wetted PTFE body and valve stem maintain a material inert boundary for ultra-clean applications and challenging environments.

iPolymer’s valves and valve manifold assemblies perform essential functions across industries where size, function and quality combine into one need. Our staff has high-level expertise to assist you in develop the exact system for your application.

Give us a call at 435.783.6040 to learn more or request a quote if you already know what you need and are looking for a valve manifold assembly to fit within your planned or existing system.