Industry Standard Turbo Valves | General automotive applications (e.g., basic engines) | - Material: Steel body (no plastic) - Pressure: 15 bar (ISO 1076) - Noise: 50 dBA (louder than engine idle) - Durability: 100,000 cycles (ASTM F1690) | - Cost-effective, widely compatible with standard systems. - Minimal installation expertise required. | - Limited pressure handling for high-performance engines. - Higher noise emissions. - Shorter lifespan in harsh conditions. |
Our Base Turbo Valve | Entry-level vehicles, standard turbo systems | - Material: Plastic body + aluminum cylinder (▲) - Pressure: 18 bar (▲) (ISO 1076 compliant) - Noise: 45 dBA (▲ quieter) - Durability: 200,000 cycles (▲) (ASTM F1690) - Certification: CE + ISO 9001 (▲) | - Enhanced durability vs industry standard. - Quieter operation improves passenger comfort. - Lightweight design reduces engine load. | - Slightly higher cost than industry standard. - Not ideal for extreme high-pressure applications. |
Our Advanced Turbo Valve | High-performance engines, industrial systems | - Material: Reinforced composite plastic + stainless steel cylinder (▲▲) - Pressure: 25 bar (▲▲) (exceeds ISO 1076) - Noise: 38 dBA (▲▲) (quieter than refrigerator hum) - Durability: 500,000 cycles (▲▲) (ASTM F1690) - Certification: CE, ISO 9001, TÜV (▲▲) | - Superior pressure handling for boosted performance. - Ultra-quiet operation minimizes noise pollution. - Longest lifespan for heavy-duty use. - Multi-certification for global markets. | - Higher upfront cost. - Requires precise installation by certified technicians. |
Mechanical Turbo Valves | Manual control systems, older vehicle models | - Actuation: Manual lever or mechanical linkage - Pressure: Adjustable via physical settings (no auto-regulation) - Noise: 55–60 dBA (loud) - Durability: 150,000 cycles (ASTM F1690) | - Simple design with fewer electronic components. - No dependency on electrical systems. | - Limited precision in pressure control. - Higher maintenance needs. - Bulky design restricts space-constrained applications. |
Electronic Turbo Valves | Modern vehicles with ECU integration | - Actuation: Electronically controlled via ECU - Pressure: 20–22 bar (ISO 1076) - Noise: 48 dBA (moderate) - Certification: CE, ISO 13408 | - Precise pressure regulation for optimal performance. - Compatible with advanced engine management systems. | - Higher cost due to electronic components. - Susceptible to electrical faults. - Requires software updates for compatibility. |
Pressure-Regulated Turbo Valves | Diesel engines, turbocharged trucks | - Actuation: Pressure-sensitive spring mechanism - Pressure: 18–20 bar (ISO 1076) - Noise: 47 dBA (medium) - Durability: 250,000 cycles (ASTM F1690) | - Robust design for heavy-duty environments. - No external power source required. | - Limited adaptability to varying engine loads. - Less precise than electronic systems. |