Non-rubbing gate valve for semiconductor fabrication apparatus

Valves and valve actuation – With means to increase head and seat contact pressure – Separate actuators or actuator motion

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C251S204000, C251S229000

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07100892

ABSTRACT:
A gate valve includes a valve main body having a gate valve body attached to a valve rod; a movement operation mechanism that moves the valve rod in a direction along an axis of the rod up to a position where the gate valve body stops up a flow passage port used for carrying in and out objects; a rotating motion mechanism for rotating the valve rod, which has been moved to that position, by a predetermined angle; and a horizontal drive gear for moving the valve body in a direction orthogonal to the direction of movement of the valve rod to seal the flow passage port.

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