Description
P-SERIES FLAT VACUUM CUPS WITH VALVES
Vacuum cups, suction cups, and valve cup assemblies
Vacuum Cup Materials
The standard materials are Nitrile and Silicone (as noted below each part number). For more information on the materials, see the cup materials page.
How the button valves work: The button valve is used in multiple cup applications. If a single cup does not contact the load, that cup’s valve will not open, causing no loss of vacuum while the other cups pick up the load.
F30 Cups with Valves
Fitting & valve for F30 cups
F40 Cups with Valves
Fitting & valve for F40 cups
F50 Cups with Valves
Fitting & valve for F50 cups
F75 Cups with Valves
Fitting & valve for F75 cups
F110 Cups with Valves
Fitting & valve for F110 cups
F150 Cups with Valves
Fitting & valve for F150 cups
ANVER Valve Cup Assemblies
Many new Valve Cup Assembly options are now available by combining select ANVER cups and ANVER fittings to form ‘ANVER Valve Cup Assemblies.’ Using the charts below, click on any photo to see an enlarged image of the completed ANVER Valve Cup Assembly.
Assemblies with HS18-SV fittings
Assemblies with HS18-G-SV fittings
The “G” thread is also known as BSPP, commonly used world-wide for vacuum applications.
Notes
- If you click on the small thumbnail photo it will enlarge for more detail and specifications.
- All cups shown above are identical to P-Style size and shape. The static column is the cup dimensions without a load as given by P-Style.
- The compressed column specifications are the important ones to make sure everything fits. It is the actual size of the cup after full compression (being flattened out) on a level load, which is slightly different from the F series. The bigger the cup, the greater the enlarging of the diameter. A lower vacuum level will lessen this compression or flattening out; however, make sure to leave enough room for the cup under vacuum in your design.













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