Description
The Techcon TS1212 dispensing valve is a disposable pinch tube valve for controlled continuous flow or micro-shot dispensing of low to semi-viscous fluids. It uses an air signal to open the disposable feed path during the dispense cycle, then an internal spring pinches the tube closed when the signal stops.
Where this dispensing valve fits
The TS1212 is useful when the fluid path should stay disposable instead of being cleaned inside a metal valve body. Only the pinch tube assembly contacts the material, which makes the valve practical for cyanoacrylates, two-part materials, primers, activators, coatings, oils, inks, and other fluids where cleanup or cure inside the valve would create downtime. It supports bench stations and automated cells that need repeatable shots through a controller.
A built-in stroke adjustment lets the operator tune valve opening for the material and shot size. The valve is supplied with support hardware including mounting rod, luer lock fluid lines, replacement pinch tubes, and a dispensing tip selection pack. That makes it easier to stage the valve with the tubing and tips needed for initial setup.
How this dispensing valve stops flow
During the dispense signal, the pinch path opens and fluid moves through the disposable tube. When the signal ends, the spring-driven shutoff piston pinches the feed path closed to stop flow at the valve. This design is useful when a clean cutoff matters but the fluid should not contact reusable valve internals. For related valves, tubing, tips, and controllers, browse dispensers, mixers, and nozzles.
Techcon TS1212 dispensing valve specs
| SKU | TEC-TS1212 VALVE |
|---|---|
| Valve Type | Disposable pinch tube valve |
| Operation | Air signal opens, spring pinches tube closed |
| Fluid Range | Low to semi-viscous fluids |
| Adjustment | Built-in stroke control |
| Fluid Contact | Disposable pinch tube assembly |
Order this valve when disposable fluid path control is more practical than cleaning a wetted valve body. For current manufacturer information, visit Techcon.
Need Help?
Need help matching a pinch tube valve to fluid viscosity or shot control? Call (800) 220-1966 or email [email protected].







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