Auxiliary Valves What it is: a secondary valve that augments main system control by isolating, diverting, or remotely actuating portions of a circuit without changing the primary valve operation. Why you need it: adds flexibility for maintenance, testing, startup sequencing, and standby flow paths; reduces system downtime and simplifies subsystem management. Key benefits: precise, repeatable actuation; fast response; low leakage when closed; compact design for tight installations; durable construction for industrial environments. Function and operation: enables independent control of secondary lines, bypasses, or pilot circuits; supports integration with standard actuators and control systems; allows quick isolation or rerouting of flow as needed. Compatibility: designed to work with common piping standards, fittings, and valve bodies; suitable for a range of process and hydraulic applications; adaptable to multiple control configurations. Size and fit: available in several size options to suit different pipe diameters and flow requirements; selection guided by installation space and system design. Material and durability: built from robust, corrosionresistant materials appropriate for demanding service; designed for long service life with reliable performance. Performance characteristics: dependable shutoff and positioning accuracy; consistent operation across varying temperatures and pressures; proven leakage control and durable seals. Installation and maintenance: straightforward inline installation with standardized mounting patterns; modular components to simplify service and replacement; clearly labeled components for quick identification. Safety and reliability: enables secure isolation for maintenance, testing, and emergency procedures; supports safe operation of primary systems by ensuring secondary lines can be controlled independently. Use scenarios: 1) In a hydraulic system, use the auxiliary valve to isolate a subcircuit for testing or repairs without depressurizing the main line. 2) In process piping, deploy as a bypass or diversion valve to switch flow paths during setup, shutdown, or startup sequences. 3) In lab or pilot plant setups, control a secondary sample line or purge line with precise flow management while preserving the main experiment. Model and options: refer to the product data sheet for available configurations and installation configurations.