Abstract: A dust filter washing system containing a compressed air tank connected to a bearing tube, which in turn is connected to an ejector tube. There is a piston ejector valve that is mounted on this bearing tube. The ejector valve contains at one end a sealing base connected to a piston by means of a return spring, the piston slides in the ejector valve, wherein the ejector valve further contains a locking nut at the other end.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a sealing device, on tubular and/or circular tanks, for firing membrane valves, for cleaning sleeve filters, which comprises, inside a tubular and/or circular tank, a firing pipe, one end of which is connected to a membrane solenoid valve and the other end of which tightly projects from the tank. The device is characterized in that it comprises a fitting, connected to the firing pipe and including a recess for housing therein a sealing ring for providing a sealed coupling with the outer surface of the tank, as well as a sealing coupling surface for the solenoid valve. Moreover, a washer element is provided, which can be coupled to the other end of the firing pipe, and supports the sealing ring for providing a sealed connection between the firing pipe and the tank.

Abstract: The actuator comprises an actuator body including a cavity in which there are housed two pistons movable in opposite directions and including toothed portions meshing with a toothed pignon rigid with a shaft to be coupled to the spindle of the valve element to be actuated, there being moreover provided end of stroke abutment members which can be adjusted from the outside of the body and which are engaged by the pistons in order to adjust the opening and closing srokes of the valve element.

Abstract: The actuator has a plurality of springs in a circular array, for effecting return movement of two pistons slidable in a bore in the actuator body and each having a rack portion meshing with a pinion on an output shaft extending perpendicularly of the axis of the bore, the springs being each arranged in individual seatings defined by blind holes in the pistons and a circular array of through holes in apertured disc members, and being maintained in position by means of a respective flanged apertured spring guide carrying an end cap adjustably held on to the spring guide by a hollow screw with an internal threaded through hole therein a threaded rod is engaged effective to act as a piston stroke limit member.