EM valves for air, gas, and pilot control are just over 1 in. tall, and less than 34-in. in diameter. They are available in 2- and 3-way configurations as well as a “spider” design. Several voltage options are available, with max flow ...
EM valves for air, gas, and pilot control are just over 1 in. tall, and less than 34-in. in diameter. They are available in 2- and 3-way configurations as well as a “spider” design. Several voltage options are available, with max flow rates from 0.55 to 0.75 scfm. They incorporate wire leads out the top, allowing body rotation for close-center mounting and combine high flow with fast shifting speed and high cycle life with design flexibility.
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