4V130C-06 1/8'' 5/3 Way Flying Leads Type Pmeumatic Solenoid Valve

PNEUMATIC VALVE TYPES
With pneumatic valves, the configuration or valve type indicates how air is connected to the device and switched through the valve. This configuration has a strong influence on the device the valve is controlling and understanding this is critical for specifying the proper valve for the application.

Valve configuration symbols must be interpreted. The pneumatic symbol for a valve has three parts: actuation (how the valve is actuated), position (the number of positions and ports), and flow (how the air flows through the device). The actuation methods are on the left and right of the symbol and can be thought of as pushing the boxes left or right. The number of boxes indicates the number of positions — typically two or three. Flow of supply air or exhaust for each position is defined by the information in each box.

5/3-way pneumatic solenoid valves
A 5/3-way valve has five ports and three states. They have two solenoids that each can control a valve state. If no solenoid is energized, the valve returns to the central state. Therefore, the valve is mono-stable. The central state can have different functions, such as closing off all ports. An example of an application is a double acting cylinder that has to be locked at intermediate positions along the stroke.

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4V130(Grommet)

4V130(Terminal)

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