Piston valve VCX-VDX seriespneumatically-operatedblockingfor water
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Characteristics
- Type
- piston
- Operation
- pneumatically-operated
- Function
- blocking
- Media
- for water, for oil, fuel oil, for steam, for compressed air, for fuel
- Body$
- NAMUR
- Applications
- for industrial applications, vacuum, for liquids
- Material$
- stainless steel
- Number of channels
- 4/2-way
- Other characteristics
- normally closed, single-acting, double-acting, with seal
- DN
Min.: 0.375 in
Max.: 1.5 in
- Pressure
Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)Max.: 10 bar
(145 psi)- Temperature
Min.: -20 °C
(-4 °F)Max.: 150 °C
(302 °F)
Description
Pneumatically operated stainless steel block valves - VCX-VDX series
The pneumatically operated blocking valve provides the opening/closing function and the automation of the latter in a single, space-saving product.
and the automation of the latter.
It operates independently of the upstream and downstream pressures of the flowing medium.
It is available in two versions: "Normally closed" and "Double acting".
Fields of application :
compressed air, water, fuel oil, steam
Technical data
- body in stainless steel AISI316
- seals : FKM (VITON) or EPDM
- pilot pressure: 3 to 8 bar
- NAMUR interface
- maximum working pressure :
10 bar (232psi)
- working temperature: -20o ÷ 150o
C (FKM)
<+ 140° C (EPDM)
- vacuum resistance: 740 mm Hg
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