Pneumatic actuators are used to automate valves that control the flow of liquids or gases, as well as granular materials. The company's pneumatic actuators are used to automate valves that control the flow of liquids or gases, as well as granular materials. The fourth generation Edition 2010 valves are equipped with special bearings that are temperature resistant up to 155 degrees Celsius. Thanks to the triple piston bearing, all drives have a constant torque, even under high load.

Pneumatic valves of the Heavy Duty series are designed for use in especially severe operating conditions in the operating temperature range from -50 to +150 degrees. Pneumatic valves of the Heavy Duty series are designed for use in especially severe operating conditions in the operating temperature range from -50 to +150 degrees and provide a pressure of 10 bar in the pneumatic version and 210 bar in the hydraulic one. The listed valves are successfully used in the chemical, petrochemical, oil refining industries, food, pulp and paper industries, and medical products.

Electric pneumatic valves are designed to control rotary pneumatic drives in automated control systems for various technological processes. Electric pneumatic valves are designed to control rotary pneumatic actuators in automated control systems for various technological processes associated with the transportation of liquids or gases. The valves are made in accordance with the NAMUR standard and are designed for direct mounting on pneumatic actuators manufactured by the company.

Reducers (manual overrides) implement the function of emergency manual control of pipeline shut-off valves on which pneumatic drives are installed. These products have a reducer shut-off mechanism in the normal operation of the pneumatic drive.