Emerson Released High Flow Valve System
The new AVENTICS XV05 module increases pneumatic airflow capacity to 1,200 liters per minute for industrial automation.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Robotics
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Emerson has released the AVENTICS XV05 High Flow valve system, a new component designed to support higher airflow requirements in industrial automation. This system is now available globally.
Why it matters
The platform addresses the growing demand for increased airflow in automation solutions. By enabling higher capacity within existing machine layouts, it allows for efficiency upgrades without requiring total architectural redesigns.
The AVENTICS XV05 High Flow system reaches a maximum flow capacity of 1,200 L/min compared to the 1,000 L/min limit of the standard model. This performance increase is achieved through larger ports and dedicated high-flow fittings.
The players
Emerson
A global technology and engineering company providing software and integrated solutions for industrial, commercial, and residential markets.
The details
The valve system uses larger ports and dedicated fittings to reduce air resistance, allowing for a 20% increase in flow capacity. It is engineered for compatibility, enabling High Flow and standard XV05 modules to operate within a single valve system. The hardware supports front, top, and bottom-ported configurations, which allows it to integrate directly into existing pneumatic architectures without requiring a full machine redesign.
Timeline
September 28, 2026: Emerson released the AVENTICS XV05 High Flow valve system.
The Tech Race
The AVENTICS XV05 High Flow system extends the capabilities of the standard AVENTICS XV05 valve system by increasing airflow capacity in a modular format. This release maintains compatibility with the existing product line to remain competitive against modular pneumatic systems that require full platform redesigns.
Automation engineers can now integrate these higher-flow valves into existing pneumatic layouts to boost performance without rebuilding system architecture. The system is globally available, supporting flexible configurations including front, top, and bottom-ported designs.
The takeaway
Emerson has signaled a shift toward high-performance modularity in pneumatic systems by allowing mixed usage of high-flow and standard valves. Users should monitor future product updates to determine if additional high-flow components will be added to the XV05 series.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Manufacturing AUTOMATION.
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