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They have one inlet and one outlet, and are used to permit and shut off fluid flow. The two types of operations are “Normally Closed” and “Normally Open”.

They have three pipe connections and two orifices. When one orifice is open, the other is closed and vice versa. 3-way solenoid valves are commonly used to alternately apply pressure to and exhaust pressure from a valve actuator or a single acting cylinder.

They have four or five pipe connections, commonly called ports. One pressure inlet, two cylinder ports providing pressure to double acting cylinder or actuator, and one or two outlets to exhaust pressure from the cylinders.

They are standard 3-way and 4-way solenoid valves whose NPT pipe connections and mounting configurations have been replaced by NAMUR mounting configuration. This allows each valve to be mounted directly to an actuator without the use of hard piping or tubing.

They are high-flow fast-opening 2-way valves, pilot valves, pilot valve enclosures and bulkhead fittings that have been specially designed for use in dust collector systems.

They are 2-way, 3-way and 4-way 2-position valves that are designed for gang mounting into different quantities of valves. Any combination of normally closed, normally open or universal valves may be grouped together.

They are standard 2-way, 3-way and 4-way 2-position valves that use a manual reset assembly in replacement of the solenoid. They are designed to prevent inadvertent valve startup in their designed failure modes.

General service, isolation, pinch, and proportional valves are utilized for the precise and reliable control of liquids and gases in medical equipment and analytical instrumentation.

Revolutionary new power management technology sets new industry standards for reliability and power consumption. The new line of solenoid valves accepts both AC and DC voltages while improving performance.

A complete line of general service, isolation, pinch, proportional valves, and manifold assemblies for your fluid control requirements, utilized for the precise and reliable control of liquids and gases in medical equipment, analytical instrumentation, and industrial applications.