Pinch Valve manufacturer profile

Lexair Inc.

Lexair Inc. is a pinch valve manufacturer based in Lexington, United States. [S2][S1]

Country
United States [S1]
City
Lexington [S2]

Procurement snapshot

Only hard product-level facts retained from the cited source route are shown below. A missing buying field is handled separately, rather than estimated from the listed series.

Published operating point
The cited Tube-O-Matic line operates with media up to 150 psi and seals bubble-tight with a positive 15 psi pilot differential. [S4]
Published application context
The cited page identifies wet/dry, sanitary, abrasive, viscous and sludgy on/off applications. [S5]
Tube-O-Matic Pinch Valve
Official product image [S6]

Evidence scope

The retained official product route documents: Lexair documents Tube-O-Matic pinch valves with a flexible elastomer tube pinched at the valve mid-section. This dossier uses that cited route as the editorial scope. [S7]

The retained research coverage separates company identity from the named product evidence. It does not turn one model or series into a claim about unlisted company-wide operations. [S9]

Pinch Valve

Documented series: Lexair Tube-O-Matic pinch valves.

Lexair documents Tube-O-Matic pinch valves with a flexible elastomer tube pinched at the valve mid-section. [S7]

Documented specifications for Pinch Valve
Pressure rating20 PSI [S10]
Published operating point
The cited Tube-O-Matic line operates with media up to 150 psi and seals bubble-tight with a positive 15 psi pilot differential. [S4]
Published application context
The cited page identifies wet/dry, sanitary, abrasive, viscous and sludgy on/off applications. [S5]
  • Lexair Tube-O-Matic pinch valves. [S6]

Selection fit: Start with Tube-O-Matic when its flexible-tube pinch design, cited pressure point and listed wet/dry or sanitary/abrasive/sludgy on/off context fit the duty. Confirm tube, medium, pressure and final configuration with Lexair. [S8]

Product range and documented series

Lexair documents Tube-O-Matic pinch valves with a flexible elastomer tube pinched at the valve mid-section. [S7]

  • Lexair Tube-O-Matic pinch valves. [S6]Source note: Tube-O-Matic Pinch Valve

Procurement fit

Specify the Tube-O-Matic when the duty calls for a flexible-tube pinch valve within the published pressure envelope and the listed service types. The cited procurement guidance recommends starting with this series when the application is wet/dry, sanitary, abrasive, viscous or sludgy on/off service. Final selection requires confirmation of tube material, media compatibility, operating pressure and end configuration directly with Lexair before release. The line should not be presumed to cover duties outside the documented operating point.

Technical capabilities

The Tube-O-Matic pinch valve is documented in stainless steel construction. The cited operating point is media up to 150 psi, with sealing described as bubble-tight achieved through a positive 15 psi pilot differential. Pressure figures are published as single line items with no temperature range, flow coefficient, end connection standard or actuation method publicly documented. The 150 psi figure represents the cited limit rather than a tested maximum across all configurations.

Markets and applications

The published application context for the Tube-O-Matic line covers wet/dry, sanitary, abrasive, viscous and sludgy on/off service. The cited material of construction, stainless steel, is consistent with sanitary and corrosive media handling within those service categories. No end market segmentation, industry vertical figures or named reference installations are publicly documented. Buyers should match the cited duty descriptors directly to the process condition rather than inferring additional market coverage.

Evidence limitations

The following buying fields are not publicly documented: temperature limits, full pressure rating across configurations, flow coefficient, end connection standards, actuation method, cycle life, available tube elastomers, certifications, agency approvals, model variant codes, dimensions, weights and pricing. Country of manufacture is stated as United States, but factory address details, ISO or ASME certification status, lead times and warranty terms are not publicly documented within the cited evidence.

Editorial summary

Lexair Inc. is a United States based manufacturer located in Lexington, active in the pinch valve category. The documented product line is the Lexair Tube-O-Matic pinch valves, presented as a stainless steel construction. The company is identified as a single-category supplier within the cited evidence, with no additional product families publicly documented. Specification work should be treated as a single-line review centered on the Tube-O-Matic series rather than a multi-product portfolio comparison.

Compiled prose, not a quotation. It restates facts drawn from the cited rows above and adds none of its own. It is not itself a sourced record, so read the cited sections for the authoritative wording.

Not published in retained sources

These common buyer fields were explicitly outside the retained source coverage for this dossier. They are shown as omissions, not filled with a proxy, a related model or an assumption.

  • Annual sales [S9]
  • Certifications [S9]
  • Availability or stock [S9]
Research coverage

Evidence states describe the public material reviewed for this profile; they do not rate the company or assert an undisclosed fact.

  • Lexair identity and Lexington location are retained from its official company page. Tube-O-Matic construction, operating point, application context and page-bound image are scoped only to that cited route. Revenue, certification, stock, delivery and service claims were not asserted. [S9]Company-stated

Frequently asked questions

What Pinch Valve product is documented for Lexair Inc.?

The retained product material names Lexair Tube-O-Matic pinch valves. The dossier keeps this as a product-level statement rather than using it as a claim about the company's entire catalogue. [S6]

Which published operating point should a buyer compare?

The cited product material records: The cited Tube-O-Matic line operates with media up to 150 psi and seals bubble-tight with a positive 15 psi pilot differential. Use the value as a product-level comparison point, while keeping the exact model and installation boundaries in the cited route. [S4]

Which published application context should a buyer compare?

The cited product material records: The cited page identifies wet/dry, sanitary, abrasive, viscous and sludgy on/off applications. Use the value as a product-level comparison point, while keeping the exact model and installation boundaries in the cited route. [S5]

Which common buying fields are not published in the retained sources?

The retained source packet does not publish Annual sales, Certifications, Availability or stock. Those fields are intentionally left out of the procurement snapshot rather than inferred from a related series, a product image or the company identity. [S9]

Research notes

The retained first-party packet supports a richer product-level reading surface, but it does not yet contain 600 words of distinct cited content. This noindex dossier remains in reviewing status until additional source-backed facts are retained.