1/4" BSP Brass Solenoid Valve 0-150 Bar 2/2 Normally Closed
£54.03 incl. VAT -35%
Description
1/4 inch high-pressure brass solenoid valve – CS Fluid Power AD8000
Valve function & operation
Construction & materials
Media compatibility
Coil & electrical
Voltage options
Hazardous area option
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Technical Specification
Brand: CS Fluid Power Co Ltd
Model: AD8000
Width: 19.00 mm
Height: 85.00 mm
Depth: 41.00 mm
Weight: 1.00 kg
Valve / Product Type: Solenoid Valve
Body Material: Brass
Voltage: 110vAC, 12vDC, 230VAC, 24vAC, 24vDC, 48vAC, 48vDC
Port Size: 1/4 thread
Function: 2/2 Failsafe Closed
Operation: Direct Acting
Seals: EPDM, HNBR, NBR, PTFE (Teflon), FKM (Viton), Silicone, ECO, Hypalon
Approval: ATEX,WRAS,IP etc: ATEX Exm, IP54, IP65, CSA, UL
Media: Air, Fluid (Non Aggressive), Gases (Non Aggressive), Oils + Fuels 50cSt Max, Vacuum (High), Vacuum (Low), Vacuum (Medium), Water
Options required: Manual Override, Mounting Holes
Orifice: 1.2mm, 1.6mm, 2.0mm, 3.0mm, 4.0mm, 5.0mm
Pressure: Vacuum, 0.02 Bar (20 mBar), 0.1 Bar (100 mBar), 0.2 Bar (200 mBar), 0.3 Bar (300 mBar), 0.4 Bar (400 mBar), 0.5 Bar (500 mBar), 0.6 Bar (600 mbar), 0.7 Bar (700 mBar), 0.8 Bar (800 mBar), 1 Bar, 1.2 Bar, 1.3 Bar, 1.4 Bar, 1.5 Bar, 1.6 Bar, 2 Bar, 2.5 Bar, 3 Bar, 3.5 Bar, 4 Bar, 4.5 Bar, 5 Bar, 5.5 Bar, 6 Bar, 6.5 Bar, 7 Bar, 7.5 Bar, 8 Bar, 8.5 Bar, 9 Bar, 10 Bar, 12 Bar, 13 Bar, 14 Bar, 15 Bar, 16 Bar, 17 Bar, 18 Bar, 20 Bar, 25 Bar, 30 Bar, 35 Bar, 40 Bar, 50 Bar, 60 Bar, 64 Bar, 70 Bar, 80 Bar, 90 Bar, 100 Bar, 120 Bar, 130 Bar, 135 Bar, 140 Bar, 150 Bar
Reviews
★★★★★5.0 / 5 1 reviews
Good morning team I hope you can help with a little advice I have attached a picture of a “MODEL AD-8230-C-V3-24VAC-G” that has given sterling service on a rig we use for over 10 years but is now overheating and making odd humming sounds and so needs to be replaced. The rig it works on uses an identical solenoid to allow compressed air to pass at up to 20 bar where it puts components under pressure then release the air using the solenoid pictured and repeats this for up to 1500 cycles in a session.
Reviewed on 25/03/2021 by Stephen G