81715511

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Control Valve, Momentary
Function:	3/2 Normally Closed
Actuator Type:	Paddle
Operating Pressure:	30 ~ 116 PSI (2 ~ 8 bar)
Orifice Diameter:	0.106" (2.70mm)
Fluid Type:	Air, Inert Gas
Connection Method:	Push-In Connection for Tubing 5/32" (4.00mm) Dia
For Use With/Related Products:	--
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount
Features:	Operating Force 8 ~ 18N
Ingress Protection:	--
Operating Temperature:	-5°C ~ 50°C
Mechanical Life:	1,500,000 Cycles
Approvals:	--
Weight:	0.143 lb (64.86g)

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Pneumatics

Pneumatics is a branch of engineering concerned with the use of air or other gases in a wide variety of applications. It is used for control, signal, and power transmission, and in many industrial processes, from manufacturing food and beverages to controlling hazardous environments and production systems. In many cases, air pressure is used for control, as with an air brake system that offers maximum control and safety with minimal effort.In pneumatic systems, air is usually pressurized in a compressor and stored in a pressure vessel (also known as a receiver, accumulator, or surge tank). The pressure vessel is designed to contain the pressure of the system, while the compressor cycles air in and out at variable pressures as needed.Once the air pressure is established, it is delivered via pipes, hoses or tubes to control valves, which can be manual or automatic. The control valves regulate the air pressure in the system, allowing a range of control options, such as on-off (for starting and stopping) and metering (for controlling the rate of flow).When pneumatic systems require more output power or control than can be supplied by air alone, they are often supplemented with hydraulic systems, as they can provide higher output force or torque.

Hydraulics

Hydraulics is a branch of engineering focused on the use of liquids in motion for the purpose of generating power and control. Hydraulic systems use one or more liquids, such as water, oil, or other fluids, in a closed, pressurized system, to generate pressure and motion. This fluid pressure is then converted into mechanical energy, which can be used to do work.Hydraulic systems draw power from a pressure source, such as a pump, and transmit it through a pipe or hose. This pressurized liquid is then directed to control valves, which regulate the flow of liquid and the force being generated. The control valve can be connected to an actuator, such as a cylinder, motor, or gear, which will then convert the liquid pressure into mechanical force or motion.Hydraulic systems are often used where extreme force or torque is required, such as in construction, aircraft, and automotive applications. They can also be used to control highly precise, delicate movements, such as those required for medical devices or in robot assembly.

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