Divert Valves
The GEA range of diverter valves has been developed for both gravity feed and pneumatic convey line applications. Our diverter valves are designed for handling of powders or granular materials for dairy, food and pharmaceutical applications.
Conveying powder to multiple destinations requires careful selection of the right type of powder divert valves. For this reason, we offer a range of products to provide complete flexibility in plant design thereby meeting the needs of our customers.
Our range of diverter valves have been designed to comply with global hygiene standards for food and dairy applications. The all stainless steel product contact surfaces provide long life and safe handling for powdered food and dairy products.
Our range of scale diverter valves has been designed for pressure conveying applications where powdered products must be quickly and easily directed from a single source to multiple destinations.
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