Description
The Direct Acting Solenoid Valve with a brass body is a critical component designed for precise control in various industrial applications. Operating at a voltage of 12V DC, this normally closed valve effectively isolates flow, regulates pressure, and ensures the safe direction of media in systems such as manufacturing, mining, water treatment, and compressed air systems. With an orifice size of 4 and capable of handling media temperatures from -10 to 100 degrees Celsius, it operates efficiently under pressures up to 7 bar. Its durable construction, featuring Viton seals, provides excellent corrosion resistance and leak prevention, enhancing system safety and operational efficiency in process plants and pipelines.
Features
- Compact ⅛” size suitable for tight installation spaces.
- 4mm orifice for efficient flow control in various applications.
- Operates effectively within a media temperature range of -10 to 100°C.
- 12V DC voltage for low power consumption and easy integration.
- Normally Closed (N.C) function ensures safety by preventing unintended flow.
- Handles air/fluid pressures up to 7 Bar for reliable performance.
- Vacuum capability of 27 Hg” for versatile operational environments.
- Durable brass body construction for enhanced corrosion resistance and longevity.
Applications
- Used in fluid handling systems for precise control of liquid flow in industrial applications.
- Ideal for compressed air systems, ensuring reliable operation under varying pressure conditions.
- Applied in water distribution networks to manage and regulate water supply effectively.
- Utilised in gas pipelines for safe and efficient gas flow management in industrial settings.
- Commonly found in steam systems, controlling steam flow for heating processes.
- Employed in process control systems to automate and regulate fluid dynamics in manufacturing.
- Serves as an equipment isolation valve, providing safety and maintenance capabilities in machinery.
- Effective in vacuum applications, maintaining consistent performance in low-pressure environments.
