EMERSON – ASCO 3/2 Pneumatic Solenoid Valve - Solenoid/Spring 190 Series

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EMERSON – ASCO Solenoid Valve 19090017, 3 port(s) , NC
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278-4407
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19090006
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EMERSON ? ASCO
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Brand

EMERSON ? ASCO

Function

3/2

Actuation Type

Solenoid/Spring

Manufacturer Series

190

Mounting Style

Manifold

Solenoid Fitted

Yes

Number of Ports

3/2

Body Material

Aluminium

Maximum Flow Rate

70L/min

Minimum Operating Pressure

0bar

Maximum Operating Temperature

+60°C

Maximum Operating Pressure

10bar

Minimum Operating Temperature

-10°C

COO (Country of Origin):
FR

Asco Solenoid Coils


Asco’s solenoid coil is predominantly used with solenoid valves within pneumatic applications. Another common application is to start, stop or direct the flow of hydraulic fluid. It has been created and designed to withstand and operate in aggressive conditions and fluctuating temperatures.

Features & Benefits


• This coil is ideal as a replacement solenoid coil
• Made up of durable, hardwearing materials
• Range of 3/2 NF solenoid valves used to control ISO distributors
• It is possible to use solenoid valves independently using simple or juxtaposable manifolds
• Choice of 3 coil voltages (ordered separately)
• M5 threaded exhaust aperture
• Compatible bases: CNOMO 06.05.80 and AFNOR NFE 49066

A little more information...


• A Solenoid coil needs to be replaced within a hydraulic system when the solenoid valve either wears down or stops working
• Did you know that a solenoid is electromagnetic? It's made up of a tightly wrapped metal coil around a solid metal core
• A solenoid coil is most commonly used as a low-power switch that opens and closes a pilot valve, which also controls the main valve through applying pressure to a connected piston


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