Difference between revisions of "DIN Valves"
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'''DIN Valves''' are installed on cylinders with service pressures exceeding 3000 psi. These [[Valves]] are designed for use with regulators equipped with DIN attachments instead of yoke attachments. The regulator is attached by screwing its DIN fitting into the valve's internal threads. With these valves the o-ring is attached to the regulator instead of the valve. The o-ring is thicker than yoke valve o-rings, and is more dependable. This system is sometimes referred to as a captured o-ring. | |||
DIN | DIN valve includes field attachable connectors and cables that provide a secure connection in industrial hydraulic and pneumatic applications involving [[Solenoid Valves]] and [[Pressure Switches]].These products provide standard connectivity and environmental protection. Some models incorporate surge protection circuitry that protects the solenoid coils within other devices from potentially harmful current spikes. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:21, 11 January 2013
DIN Valves are installed on cylinders with service pressures exceeding 3000 psi. These Valves are designed for use with regulators equipped with DIN attachments instead of yoke attachments. The regulator is attached by screwing its DIN fitting into the valve's internal threads. With these valves the o-ring is attached to the regulator instead of the valve. The o-ring is thicker than yoke valve o-rings, and is more dependable. This system is sometimes referred to as a captured o-ring.
DIN valve includes field attachable connectors and cables that provide a secure connection in industrial hydraulic and pneumatic applications involving Solenoid Valves and Pressure Switches.These products provide standard connectivity and environmental protection. Some models incorporate surge protection circuitry that protects the solenoid coils within other devices from potentially harmful current spikes.