Fluid control valve and ball holder
OwnerYi-Jhih Baiinventor
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A fluid control valve includes a valve body having first and second air passages. A first valve air passage is defined between the first air passage and the second air passage. An annular blocking portion is located between the second air passage and the first valve air passage. A second valve air passage is defined through the annular blocking portion and communicates with the first valve air passage. A magnetic ball is movably located in the first valve air passage. A ball holder has a mounting portion and a connecting portion which has an air passage and is connected to an inner wall of the first air passage. The magnetic ball is positioned between the annular blocking portion and the mounting portion which has a magnetic piece. When the fluid control is not in use, the magnetic ball is attracted to the mounting end by the magnet piece.
A fluid control valve comprising a valve body (1) and a magnetic ball (3), the valve body (1) comprising a first air passage (11) and a second air passage (12), a first valve air passage (13) defined between the first air passage (11) and the second air passage (12), the valve body (1) having an annular blocking portion (14) formed to an inner wall thereof and located between the second air passage (12) and the first valve air passage (13), a second valve air passage (141) defined through the annular blocking portion (14) and communicating with the first valve air passage (13), the magnetic ball (3) movably located in the first valve air passage (13), a ball holder (2) having a mounting portion (21) and a connecting portion (22), wherein the connecting portion (22) has at least one air passage (221), the mounting portion (21) is provided with a magnet piece (24), and the connecting portion (22) is connected to an inner wall of the first air passage (11), the magnetic ball (3) is positioned between the annular blocking portion (14) and the mounting portion (21);
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