Electropneumatic valve
control4/2-waydual-line

electropneumatic valve
electropneumatic valve
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Characteristics

Operation
electropneumatic
Function
control
Number of channels
4/2-way
Other characteristics
dual-line, grease, ATEX
Pressure

Max.: 400 bar
(5,801.5 psi)

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Temperature

Max.: 50 °C
(122 °F)

Min.: -10 °C
(14 °F)

Description

4/2 ATEX electro-pneumatic valve Key features: - Supply voltage: 24V DC/AC – 110/230V AC24V DC - Maximum flow rate: 400cc/min - Operating pressure, max: 400 bar -Temperature of use: - 10 ÷ + 50 °C (+14 ÷ +122F) - Storage temperature: - 40 ÷ +65 °C (+40 ÷ +149F) - Lubricants: Grease, max. NLGI2 The electro-pneumatic valve 4/2 ATEX 94/9/EC directive ‘ATEX’ is a variant of 4/2 electropneumatic valve designed to operate in potentially hazardous environments, for areas classified as Zone 1 and 21 due to the presence of Group-IIC flammable gases and combustible powders. The 4/2 electropneumatic valve is fully protected against the external environment and can operate without difficulty even in the most severe environmental conditions. Its function entails alternatively establishing a connection with pump’s supply and one of the two delivery lines, thereby simultaneously allowing a release in pressure in the other to occur.In a resting state, the valve closes both of the lines. APPLICATIONS Indicated in particular for dual-line systems with SUMO-line DropsA pumps.

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Intermat 2024
Intermat 2024

24-27 Apr 2024 Paris (France) Hall Vide - Stand 5a J026

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    BIEMH 2024
    BIEMH 2024

    3-07 Jun 2024 Bilbao (Spain) Hall 1 - Stand A-17

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