Slipper

Slipper is a term used in different contexts and meanings, depending on the area in which it is located. In construction, technology and engineering, it can refer to various components and devices. Here are some examples where it can be used:

Ventilation and Air Conditioning: In these industries, a flapper is often used to refer to an adjustable flap device or closure that can be used to adjust the flow of air or other fluid in a duct.

Plumbing systems: Plumbing and sewage installations may contain a poppet like valve that is used to regulate the flow of water or other liquid.

Fluid and gas regulation: In industry, a valve is used to regulate or shut off the flow of various fluids and gases in pipelines or pipes.

Laboratory applications: In laboratory environments, the scoop can be part of experimental equipment that serves to regulate the flow of liquids or gases.

Solids Control: Some skimmers can be designed to control the flow of solids such as powders or particles.

Automotive industry: In cars, scale can occur in systems that ensure the flow of liquids or gases, for example in cooling systems or fuel systems.

Slides can have different shapes, sizes and control methods such as manual, mechanical, electric or pneumatic. Their purpose is to allow regulation or complete closure of liquid or gas flow in various applications and systems.