Description
The Direct Acting Solenoid Valve with a brass body is a critical component designed for industrial applications requiring precise control of fluid and air flow. Operating on a 12V DC voltage, this normally closed valve effectively isolates flow, regulates pressure, and ensures safe operation within a pressure range of 0-5 bar for both air and fluid. With a media temperature tolerance of -10 to 100 degrees Celsius and a vacuum capability of 27 inches Hg, it is ideal for use in manufacturing, water treatment, and compressed air systems. Its durable construction, featuring Viton seals, provides excellent corrosion resistance and leak prevention, enhancing system safety and operational efficiency in demanding environments.
Features
- Compact 1/2" size suitable for various industrial applications.
- 6mm orifice designed for optimal flow control and efficiency.
- Wide media temperature range from -10 to 100 degrees Celsius.
- Operates on 12V DC voltage for versatile power supply options.
- Normally Closed (N.C) function ensures safety and reliability in operation.
- Handles air/fluid pressures up to 5 Bar for robust performance.
- Vacuum capability of 27 inches Hg for effective suction applications.
- Durable brass body construction ensures longevity and resistance to corrosion.
Applications
- Used in fluid handling systems for precise control of water and other liquids in industrial applications.
- Ideal for compressed air systems, ensuring reliable operation in pneumatic control circuits.
- Applied in water distribution networks to manage flow and prevent backflow in pipelines.
- Utilised in gas pipelines for safe and efficient shut-off in gas distribution systems.
- Employed in steam systems to regulate steam flow and maintain system pressure.
- Incorporated in process control systems for automated control of various industrial processes.
- Serves as equipment isolation valves, providing safety and maintenance capabilities in machinery.
- Effective in vacuum applications, maintaining integrity in systems requiring low-pressure environments.
