Who needs it: machines using air-logic control or pneumatic systems where electrical control is not preferred.
It is helpful to your process: a small pneumatic signal controls the main air flow without an electrical coil.
Problems it fixes: electrical coil failures in wet areas, the need for electrical wiring and spark-related concerns in suitable pneumatic control applications.
Pairs well with: Compatible uFlow control valves, pneumatic cylinders, fittings and other automation components.
Figures come from the uFlow catalogue and are confirmed for your size at quotation.
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Parameter |
Details |
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Product type |
uFlow pneumatic pilot valve |
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Operation |
Air pilot operated |
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Control type |
Pneumatic signal |
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Primary use |
Air-logic and pneumatic control |
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Valve function |
Available in different functions |
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Pilot type |
Available in different pilot configurations |
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Port size |
Available in different port sizes |
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Working pressure |
As per uFlow product specifications |
Need a different price point or the brand your machine was built with? These pages cover the same product type.
A few practical details to help you frame your next engineering project.
It uses a small pneumatic signal to control or switch the main air flow in a pneumatic circuit.
No. The pilot valve works on a pneumatic signal instead of an electrical coil.
The pilot valves are applied in air logic machines and pneumatic controls.
