Linear solenoid WL5931

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Overview
The WL5931 push‑pull magnet solenoid is a compact tubular actuator that converts electrical input into precise linear push or pull motion. Designed for industrial automation, access control and equipment actuation where space, repeatability and fast response matter.

Features

• Compact tubular push‑pull design with fast response and low noise.
• Available voltages commonly 12 V DC and 24 V DC (other voltages on request).
• Customizable stroke (5–15 mm) and output force (10–30 N) to match application requirements.
• Options for waterproofing, dust protection and high‑temperature windings.
• Suitable for intermittent or continuous duty depending on configuration; typical working duty 10%–30%.

Product overview
The unit comprises a coil, plunger/armature, housing and return spring (as applicable). Construction uses carbon steel housing with zinc plating and insulation class F. Designs include open frame, tubular and latching variants. Typical uses require straightforward mounting and electrical connection via 200 mm lead wires.

Datasheet (key parameters)
Brand: Weilong Technology
Model Number: WL5931
Rated Voltage (V): DC 12 V or 24 V
Rated Power (W): 20–30 W
Work Model: Tubular Push‑Pull Type
Holding Force (N): 10–30 N (approx. 1.8 kgf)
Stroke (mm): 5–15 mm
Reset Time (s): 0.05 s (50 ms)
Service Life: 100,000 shots (typ.)
Certifications: CE, RoHS, ISO9001
Material: Carbon steel housing, zinc plated
Lead Wire Length (mm): 200
Tolerance of Dimension: ±0.1 mm
Water‑proof: none (versions with sealing available on request)
Insulation Class: F
Hi‑Pot Test: AC 600 V 50/60 Hz 2 s
Operating Temperature: −10 °C to 100 °C
Duty Cycle: 1–100% (typical working duty 10%–30%)
Warranty: 1 Year
MOQ: 1000 pcs; Supply Ability: 5000 pcs/week; Delivery Time: 30 days; Port: Shenzhen

Industrial applications

• Automation: sorting, packaging, positioning and line switching.
• Access control and electronic locks.
• Automotive systems: locking mechanisms, fuel and transmission actuators.
• Medical devices: infusion pumps, diagnostic mechanisms requiring precise linear motion.
• Office equipment: printers, copiers, vending machines.

Pros and cons

• Pros: compact footprint, easy installation, adjustable stroke/force, low maintenance and long life when operated within specified duty cycle.
• Cons: continuous energization generates heat and may reduce coil life; force reduces at longer strokes; potential EMI concerns near sensitive electronics.

Troubleshooting & maintenance
Check power supply and coil continuity if device fails to actuate. Monitor duty cycle to prevent overheating. Inspect for contamination, corrosion or misalignment if movement is slow or jammed. Regular cleaning, correct mounting and adherence to duty specifications extend service life.

Selection guidance

• Match operating voltage to your system (6/12/24 V DC common).
• Specify required force and stroke; note that force decreases with increasing stroke.
• Respect duty cycle ratings or choose continuous‑duty variants for constant operation.
• Order sealed/high‑temp variants for harsh environments; confirm connector and lead wire options before purchase.