81548010

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Solenoid Valve
Function:	3/2 Normally Closed
Actuator Type:	--
Operating Pressure:	15 ~ 116 PSI (1 ~ 8 bar)
Orifice Diameter:	0.032" (0.80mm)
Fluid Type:	Air, Inert Gas, Liquid
Connection Method:	Threaded M5
For Use With/Related Products:	--
Mounting Type:	Chassis Mount
Features:	Manual Override, Supply Voltage 24VDC
Ingress Protection:	--
Operating Temperature:	-5°C ~ 50°C
Mechanical Life:	1,500,000 Cycles
Approvals:	cUL, UL
Weight:	0.077 lb (34.93g)

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Pneumatics

Pneumatic systems are based on the principles of compressed air technology. A system that utilizes compressed air is generally composed of a compressor, some valves, actuators and other components. Compressed air is used to drive a wide range of devices such as pumps, brakes, conveyors and cylinders.For a pneumatic system to work effectively, it is essential to have reliable and efficient components. The most important components of a pneumatic system include pumps, valves, regulators, compressors, pressure switches, solenoid valves, actuators and other related products.Pumps are devices that provide the compressed air required by the system. Pumps are usually composed of a piston, a crank, and a cylinder. Pumps can be operated either manually or automatically. Valves are used to regulate the flow and direction of the compressed air. Valves are normally direct operated and can be either mechanically or electrically actuated.Regulators are used to control and maintain constant air pressure in the system. Regulators are either manual or automatic and are typically used for applications such as friction brakes.Compressors are used to store and deliver compressed air. Compressors can be either piston type or rotary screw type.Pressure switches are used to sense the pressure of the system and switch the system on or off. Pressure switches are typically used in applications such as hydraulic brakes and air-driven motors.Solenoid valves are electro-mechanically operated valves that are used to start, stop or regulate the flow of compressed air.Actuators are the devices used to move and control the flow of compressed air in the system. Actuators can be either manual or automatic and are used to operate valves, pumps and other components.In addition to these components, there are also accessories such as trolleys, tubes and other equipment that are used to support the system.

Hydraulics

Hydraulic systems are based on the principles of liquid pressure technology. A system that utilizes hydraulic pressurization is generally composed of a pump, a motor, valves, actuators and other components. Hydraulic fluid is used to drive a wide range of machines such as brakes, conveyors and cylinders.For a hydraulic system to work effectively, it is essential to have reliable and efficient components. The most important components of a hydraulic system include pumps, valves, regulators, motors, pressure switches, solenoid valves and actuators.Pumps are devices that provide the hydraulic pressurization required by the system. Pumps are usually composed of a cylinder, a piston, and a valve. Pumps can be operated either manually or automatically.Valves are used to regulate the flow and direction of the hydraulic fluid. Valves are normally characterized by their directional, pressure and flow control capabilities.Regulators are used to control and maintain constant pressure in the system. Regulators are either manual or automatic and are typically used for constant speed and/or torque applications.Motors are used to store and deliver the hydraulic power. Motors can be either direct or indirect operated and can be operated either manually or automatically.Pressure switches are used to sense the pressure of the system and switch the system on or off. Pressure switches are typically used in applications such as hydraulic brakes, mechanical arms, and automated systems.Solenoid valves are electro-mechanically operated valves that are used to start, stop or regulate the flow of hydraulic fluid.Actuators are the devices used to move and control the flow of hydraulic fluid in the system. Actuators can be either manual or automatic and are used to operate valves, pumps and other components.In addition to these components, there are also accessories such as hoses, tubes, filters and other equipment that are used to support the system.

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