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Angle and Inline Valves |
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MDC offers five industry standard port connections. The port connections available for each valve size are depicted in the specific
two page valve spread. Port connections not shown, are either not available for that specific valve size or only available on request. |
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| UHV Flange 1x10-13 Torr / 450°C | |||
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Del-Seal™ CF flanges employ a Conflat® compatible knife-edge sealing mechanism
which produces a cold-flow deformation of a metal copper gasket. Flanges are available
for tube sizes from .25" to 14" diameters. They are used in UHV environments where
high temperature bakeouts are a must. Both port flanges are rotatable.
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| UHV Tube Fitting 1x10-13 Torr / 450°C | |||
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Swagelok VCR® Tube fittings are designed for rapid make-up in tube, pipe and welded systems. They are zero clearance fittings, ideal for installation in limited space. Sealing is accomplished with the compression of a copper metal gasket. They are typically used for gas admission into UHV systems.
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| HV Flange 1x10-8 Torr / 150°C | |||
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Kwik-Flange™ ISO KF flanges are ideal for vacuum systems requiring frequent assembly and disassembly. Fastening and sealing is achieved by a hinged radial clamp, which provides compression of an elastomer gasket. KF flanges comply with all ISO specifications for vacuum hardware and are available for tube sizes up to 2" in diameter.
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| HV Flange 1x10-8 Torr / 150°C | |||
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Large-Flange™ LF flanges are a continuation of the Kwik-Flange™ family. They cover the
range from 2.5" to 20" tube diameters. The main difference between LF and KF flanges is
their method of fastening. LF flanges use multiple claw clamps versus a single hinged
radial clamp in KF flanges. They also meet all ISO specifications for vacuum hardware.
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| UHV Tube Weld 1x10-13 Torr / 450°C | |||
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Del-Weld™ Tube weld connections are intended for use in UHV or HV vacuum systems
requiring a minimal amount of gasket joints thus reducing potential leak
paths. Future use of a system must be considered when choosing this style of connection. Once welded,
they become an integral and permanent part of the vacuum system
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