Festo Rod Lever Pneumatic Manual Control Valve VHER Series 1/4 in, 3515640

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RS Stock No.:
203-5975
Mfr. Part No.:
VHER-P-H-B43E-B-G14
Brand:
Festo
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Brand

Festo

Product Type

Pneumatic Manual Control Valve

Control Mechanism

Rod Lever

Port Size

1/4 in

Port Type

Pneumatic

Series

VHER

Maximum Operating Pressure

10 bar

Body Material

Polyamide

Maximum Flow Rate

1500L/min

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Valve Function

4/3 Exhausted

Maximum Operating Temperature

80°C

Width

56 mm

Standards/Approvals

RoHS, ISO8573-1:2010 (7:4:4)

Number of Ports

4

Model Number

3515640

COO (Country of Origin):
BR

Festo Pneumatic Manual Control Valve, Rod Lever Control Mechanism, 0 to 10 Bar Operating Pressure - VHER-P-H-B43E-B-G14


When you need straightforward control over a double-acting cylinder in a pneumatic system, choose this manual control valve from Festo. It has a comfortable polymer hand lever for user-friendly operation. The 4/3-way valve gives you precision control, letting you balance the forces on either side of the piston or move it as needed. This powerful device supports a standard nominal flow rate of 1500L/min, helping your system run efficiently.

• Low actuation force of 2N for easy switching between positions

• Durable polyamide housing offers a long service life

• Through hole on body makes front-panel mounting simple

Applications


• Medical industry

• Chemical manufacturing

• Automated industrial operations

What are the benefits of manually operated valves over other types?


In the event of a fault, manually operated valves can be an invaluable backup since they'll work even if the rest of the system is down. As they’re simpler in design, they're usually more robust than their higher-tech equivalents. Also, a manual valve can often be quicker to respond to user input than an automatic component with a rigid process to follow when carrying out instructions.

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