Tokimec Shuttle Valve CVSH-01-11

At Tokyo Keiki, formerly known as Tokimec, was established in Koishikawa, Tokyo in 1896 as Japan’s first measuring instrument manufacturer. Tokyo Keiki has made continual progress, for well over the past 100 years, in a number of production fields such as navigation instruments, hydraulic equipment, multi-purpose radio-frequency components, and the development and creation of flow meters, level meters, flaw detectors, seismometers, etc. The organizational chart for Tokyo Keiki includes Department of Navigation equipment (marine systems), Department of measurement systems and instruments, Electronics Department, two service centers (in the East and the West of Japan), overseas offices as well as five factories with extended manufacturing areas.

The basic structure of a shuttle valve is like a tube with three openings; one on each end, and one in the middle. A ball or other blocking valve element moves freely within the tube. When pressure from a fluid is exerted through an opening on one end it pushes the ball towards the opposite end. This prevents the fluid from traveling through that opening, but allows it to flow through the middle opening. In this way two different sources can provide pressure without the threat of back flow from one source to the other.

Tokimec Shuttle Valve CVSH-01-11:

• Tokimec
• Tokyo Keiki
• CVSH-01-11
• CVSH0111
• Shuttle Valve
• 3/8″
• 21 MPa
• 2.1 kg