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Spool pneumatic directional control valve AP seriesmanual3/2-way5/2-way
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Characteristics
- Type
- spool
- Actuating method
- manual
- Ports/positions
- 3/2-way, 5/2-way
- Function
- normally closed
- Other characteristics
- spring-return, aluminium
- Operating pressure
Min.: 1 bar
(14.5 psi)Max.: 10 bar
(145.04 psi)- Flow rate
Min.: 550 l/min
(145.3 us gal/min)Max.: 1,100 l/min
(290.6 us gal/min)
Description
More than 84 assembling options
3/2 NC and NO, and 5/2 with spring return
Standard manual valves with interface
Possibility to purchase separate components
Only one code for the assembled unit
Manual valves with interface are the ideal solution to customize and assemble your own valve.
Indeed, with 6 types of basic valves: in-line or 90° interface, 3/2 NC and NO, or 5/2 function with spring return, in combination with many versions of the various actuators, you can create the perfect solution for your needs.
They are available with 1/8″ ports.
Entirely in aluminium to grant strength and long durability.
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