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Junior Plana NPT Valve
Junior Plana NPT Valve
Product Features
Designed for blast pots with a capacity of approximately 1ft3 (30 Liters) or less, the PanBlastTM Junior Plana valve is an economical, yet durable solution for abrasive flow metering. The NPT version is intended for use with most U.S. blasting equipment.
Low profile.
13mm (1/2”) NPT port size.
Stainless steel metering tongue and stem.
Aluminum upper and lower bodies.
Powder coated exterior.
Repair parts readily available.
Common Applications
Blast pots for touch-up operations.
Other low-capacity general blasting operations. -
Plana II NPT Valve Assembly
Plana II NPT Valve Assembly
Product Feature
The PanBlastTM Plana II control Valve delivers the precision and simplicity of the original Plana valve, with upgrades to extend valve life and improve performance. The NPT version is intended for use with most US blasting equipment.
45° Design minimizes internal wear.
Robust SG iron housing.
Single stainless steel metering plate.
Mineral and Metallic Abrasive Capable.
Tubular handle.
Improved metering plate stem seals.
Nylon wiper seals to prevent jamming.
Cleanout, inspection, drain and pressurization ports.
Service kits available for simple maintenance.
Common Applications
On site industrial and commercial blasting.
Blast and painting contractor yard work.
Blast room application.
In situ blast in shipyards and slipways. -
Plana Valve Assembly
Plana Valve Assembly
Product Features
The PanBlastTM Plana Abrasive Metering Valve provides precise metering of abrasive from the blast pot to the hose, resulting in less waste. The unique design permits smooth abrasive flow for less wear and longer valve life. The BSP version is intended for use with most non-US blasting equipment.
45° Design minimizes internal wear.
Stainless steel metering plates – 1 fixed, 1 movable.
Quick release drain out port.
Service kits available for simple maintenance.
Common Applications
On site industrial and commercial blasting.
Blast and painting contractor yard work.
Blast room applications.
In situ blasting in shipyards and slipways.
