Customer-specific valve engineering
for the paper, print & textile industry
Valve engineering for the paper, print & textile industry
Accuracy, reliability and repeatability are always essential when printing on different materials. With our valves, we offer you customer-specific solutions for applications in color-mixing systems, ink-jet printers, paper moistening and other applications in the printing industry.
Our competencies
We develop fluidic applications with calibrated nominal widths and resistant sealing materials for fine dosing of inks. Owing to slight inner friction, Spider valves developed specifically for the printing industry fulfill highest requirements in the combination of switching speed and precision.
References
- Textile printing
- Paper manufacturing
- Paint mixing equipment
- Ink-jet printer
- Paper moistening
- Yarn moistening
Valves for paint mixing and ink-jet printing
for paper moistening and yarn moistening
FAQs
Printing & Textile Systems
Staiger valves are used in continuous inkjet printers, textile printing systems, ceramic tile printers, paper production machines, and industrial marking or coding equipment—where fast, precise fluid control is essential.
In continuous inkjet printers, Staiger’s on/off valves manage different fluids such as inks, solvents, and cleaning agents, enabling precise dosing and reliable switching without contamination.
The 2-way media-isolated valve and 3-way solenoid valve with PTFE diaphragm are ideal for color mixing machines, providing clean switching and chemical resistance for precise pigment and solvent handling.
For high-speed textile printers, Staiger offers axial-flow on/off valves with integrated ceramic nozzles, delivering fast switching and high-precision ink jet control even with abrasive or high-viscosity inks.
Yes. 2-way and 3-way valves are used for pneumatic pilot control, glaze application, and humidity regulation in paper processing and ceramic tile printing environments.
Staiger’s media-isolated valves (available in 2- and 3-way versions) include PTFE or FFKM seals that prevent direct contact between the fluid and internal components—ideal for aggressive inks, cleaning agents, and sensitive dye mixtures.