Norgren Pneumatic Solenoid Valve - Solenoid G 1/4 80207 Series

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RS Stock No.:
220-3412
Mfr. Part No.:
8020750024702400
Brand:
Norgren
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Brand

Norgren

Connection Port Thread

G 1/4

Actuation Type

Solenoid

Manufacturer Series

80207

Mounting Style

Inline

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

IMI Norgren Pneumatic Solenoid Valve, G1/4, 230V AC supply voltage– 8020750024702400


The Norgren 8020750 valve is an indirect solenoid actuated spool valve. You can use this device in your pneumatic system for effective flow control of compressed air, filtered, lubricated, or non-lubricated. It has rugged housing made of anodised aluminium, making it well suited for use in demanding industrial conditions. The operating pressure range for this unit is 1 to 10 bar. It also has a handy compact design which makes it ideal for applications with limited space.

Features and Benefits:


• Solenoid is easily interchangeable for minimal hassle
• Maintenance-free
• NBR seals ensure resistance to oils, water, and abrasions for longer life
• Comes with standard manual override

What air flow temperature can this valve handle?


This solenoid valve can be used with media temperatures of -10 to +60°C. The air supply should be dry enough to avoid the formation of ice when below +2°C.

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