The SCXE353060 ASCO is a 3-inch pulse jet diaphragm valve from the ASCO Series 353 dust collector valve family. It is designed for large industrial dust collection systems requiring high-volume compressed air pulses for efficient filter cleaning. It is commonly used for baghouse filters, cartridge dust collectors, and industrial air filtration equipment.
ASCO SCXE353.060 Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | SCXE353.060 |
| Brand | ASCO |
| Series | 353 Series |
| Valve Type | Pulse jet diaphragm valve |
| Port Size | 3 inch |
| Connection Type | Threaded / manifold mounting |
| Valve Function | 2-way normally closed |
| Body Material | Aluminum alloy |
| Diaphragm Material | CR (chloroprene) / optional FKM |
| Seal Material | NBR |
| Working Medium | Clean compressed air |
| Pressure Range | 0.35–8.5 bar |
| Temperature Range | Approx. -20°C to +85°C |
| Voltage Options | 24V DC, 24V AC, 110V AC, 220/230V AC |
| Outlet Diameter | Approx. 76 mm |
| Diaphragm Repair Kit | C113928 |
Main Dimension of SCXE353060 ASCO Valve (3″ Tank Mounted Type)
Main Features of SCXE353060 ASCO 3″ Valve:
- Brand: ASCO
- Series: 353 Pulse Valve
- Model: SCXE353.060
- Valve Size: 3 inch (G3″)
- Valve Type: Pulse jet diaphragm valve
- Application: Dust collector cleaning system
- Body Material: Aluminum alloy
- Working Medium: Clean compressed air
Maintenance Recommendations
To maximize SCXE353.060 valve performance:
- Use clean and dry compressed air
- Install an air filter and moisture separator
- Check air pressure regularly
- Replace diaphragms when leakage occurs
- Inspect solenoid coils periodically
- Keep pulse controller settings optimized
Common Problems and Troubleshooting of SCXE353060 ASCO 3″ Valve
Valve Does Not Pulse
Possible causes:
- Faulty solenoid coil
- Incorrect voltage supply
- Damaged diaphragm
- Blocked pilot port
- Controller signal failure
Continuous Air Leakage
Possible causes:
- Worn diaphragm
- Dirt inside valve body
- Damaged sealing surface
- Incorrect installation
Weak Cleaning Pulse
Possible causes:
- Low air pressure
- Undersized air supply piping
- Blocked exhaust port
- Aging diaphragm
