Pneumatic Valve Models
Photo: PQV-Pro pneumatic valve
- PQV-Pro Valve
- Auto Quantum Valve (AQV)
- Sentinel Valve
Clemco lists these pneumatic options for pressure-hold or pressure-release arrangements, depending on model.
Explore reliable blast valves and control components from leading manufacturers, designed to manage abrasive flow and support efficient blasting operations.
Blast valves play an important role in abrasive blasting systems. They regulate the movement of abrasive media from the blast pot to the blast hose, helping operators manage material flow during blasting.
Z Abrasives offers a range of blast valves and related components from manufacturers such as Clemco, Pirate Brand, and Schmidt-style equipment suppliers.
Our product selection includes pneumatic and manual valves, abrasive metering valves, inlet and outlet valves, pinch valves, and remote control components.
Whether you need a replacement valve or components for an existing blasting system, we can help you identify the appropriate products for your equipment and application.

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Browse blast valve and abrasive flow-control products by manufacturer catalog. Open a category to view available valve types and related components.
Photo: PQV-Pro pneumatic valve
Clemco lists these pneumatic options for pressure-hold or pressure-release arrangements, depending on model.
Photo: MQV-Pro manual valve
Choose according to machine size, abrasive media, and the applicable valve arrangement.
Photo: Clemco remote control handle
Related operator controls listed with the Clemco valve reference.
KEY Style pinch valve category.
KEY Style abrasive metering valve category.
Related electric and pneumatic control valve options.
KEY Style check valve category.
Photo: APV II valve — representative configuration
Three available configurations shown, each with a solid tungsten carbide sleeve and a 1¼″ NPT blast pot connection. Threaded nipple connections differ by size.
Blast valves are essential components of abrasive blasting systems. They help regulate abrasive media flow, control air movement, and maintain consistent blasting performance during surface preparation, coating removal, and industrial cleaning.
Different blasting applications require specific valve configurations. Pneumatic valves provide air-operated control, while manual valves allow operators to adjust abrasive flow based on equipment requirements and working conditions.
Available valve options include inlet valves, outlet valves, abrasive metering valves, flat sand valves, and plunger valves. Manufacturers such as Clemco and suppliers of Schmidt-style equipment offer various designs for different blast machines and operating systems.
Proper valve selection and regular maintenance help keep blasting equipment operating efficiently. Inspecting valve components, seals, and connections can help reduce unnecessary downtime and maintain dependable performance during demanding industrial applications.
Different blasting systems require different valve configurations. Pneumatic valves use air pressure to control abrasive flow, while manual valves provide operator-controlled adjustment.
Clemco offers several valve options, including PQV-Pro, AQV, Sentinel, MQV-Pro, FSV, MSV, LPV, and LMV models.
Other available options include Pirate Brand pinch and metering valves, as well as Schmidt-style manual and automatic plunger valves, combination valves, and control components.
Choosing the correct valve depends on your blast machine, abrasive media, connection sizes, and operating requirements. Always check manufacturer compatibility before selecting replacement components.
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