An airline valve is a mechanical device used to control the flow, direction, pressure, or volume of compressed air within a pneumatic system. It acts as a regulating point in air lines, ensuring that air-powered tools, actuators, and machines operate safely and efficiently.

Key Functions

• Start/stop airflow: Allows or blocks air from moving through a pneumatic circuit.
• Control direction: Determines the path air takes (e.g., in double-acting cylinders).
• Regulate pressure: Maintains appropriate working pressure for downstream components.
• Adjust flow rate: Controls how quickly air moves, affecting speed and responsiveness of pneumatic devices.