Pulse valve

A pulse valve is a special type of valve used mainly in dust collection systems to clean filters quickly and efficiently. Instead of allowing a steady flow, it releases a short, powerful burst or pulse of air. This sudden release shakes off dust and debris from filter surfaces, helping maintain strong airflow and system performance.

Pulse valves are often found in industrial environments like cement plants, woodworking factories, or power stations where keeping filters clean is crucial. They are usually operated by a solenoid, meaning they can work automatically based on a timer or sensor. Because of their quick action and reliability, pulse valves help extend filter life and reduce maintenance. In short, they keep heavy-duty filtration systems running smoothly with minimal effort.