DRILL 3010
€143.06
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€173.10
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5/2 VALVES
€63.00
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€76.23
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A 5/2 bistable valve VB14 1501C00004 is a pneumatic control valve used in Sub-D multipole integrated systems. It features 5 ports (2 inlet, 2 outlet, and 1 exhaust) and 2 stable operating positions (bistable)....
€25.00
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€30.25
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A 5/2 push-button valve precisely controls the flow of compressed air by means of a push-button (push-button not included). It has 5 ways and 2 positions. Applications: Industrial automation, packaging, material...
€49.00
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€59.29
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A 5/2 monostable valve VA14 1501C00001
Technical sheet:
Sub-D multipolar integrated system
Simplicity and versatility of assembly and wiring.
Double electropilot, housed on the same side, reducing the size of the...
€52.50
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€63.53
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A 5/2-way 1/2" pneumatic pilot distributor Technical sheet: Materials: Pilot in brass and stainless steel, operator, base and piston in POM. Aluminum alloy body, aluminum slide, stainless steel spring, brass bushings...
€70.61
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€85.44
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A 1/2" 90º lever valve is a pneumatic component designed to control the flow of compressed air manually.
Applications: Industrial automation, Medical equipment, Robotics and Instrumentation
Technical data sheet:...
€30.00
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€36.30
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A 1/8" knob pull return pneumatic or manual valve is a small pneumatic component to control the flow of compressed air manually. The return to the initial position can be by a spring (manual) or by a pneumatic signal....
€35.05
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€42.41
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A 1/4" 90º lever valve is designed to control the flow of compressed air manually using a 90º turning lever.
Applications: Industrial automation, Medical equipment, Robotics and Instrumentation.
Technical data sheet:...
€28.00
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€33.88
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The 1/8" pivot valve allows you to precisely control the flow of compressed air. Its operation is based on a pivot mechanism that allows you to open and close the air flow.
Applications: Industrial automation,...
€32.00
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€38.72
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The antenna actuated valve is manually actuated by a lever or button, commonly known as an "antenna".
It is available in 3/2-way, which consists of three ports, with one inlet and two outlets. When activated, they...
€21.70
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€26.26
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The retractable roller valve is defined as a mechanically operated pneumatic valve. It is used to control the flow of compressed air in pneumatic systems. Its distinctive feature is the inclusion of a roller that,...
€27.00
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€32.67
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The MVMB-220-4TB 5/2 1/4 cam-operated locking valve is a 5-way, 2-position (5/2) mechanical pneumatic valve designed for the manual control of pneumatic cylinders and actuators. It features cam or rotary locking...
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What are 5/2 valves?
5/2 valves are directional valves with 5 ports and 2 positions, primarily used to control the movement of double-acting pneumatic actuators. They allow compressed air to be directed to one side or the other of the cylinder, thus controlling its extension and retraction.
What does 5/2 mean in this type of valve?
The term 5/2 indicates 5 ways (air inlet, two outlets to the actuator and two exhausts) and 2 positions (two operating states that determine the direction of flow).
What are 5/2 valves used for?
They are primarily used to control double-acting cylinders, allowing the direction of movement to be reversed. They are essential in industrial automation systems, machinery, and pneumatic processes.
What is the difference between a 5/2 and a 3/2 valve?
The 3/2 valve is normally used for single-acting cylinders, while the 5/2 valve is designed for double-acting cylinders, as it allows control of both directions of movement.
What types of drives exist?
5/2 valves can be operated in different ways:
- Manual (lever, push button)
- Tire
- Electrical (solenoid valves)
The choice depends on the level of automation of the system.
What is the difference between a monostable and a bistable valve?
The monostable type refers to the valve that returns to its initial position by means of a spring when the signal ceases, while the bistable type maintains the last position until it receives a new signal.
Are they compatible with any pneumatic system?
Yes, provided they are selected correctly based on the system characteristics (pressure, flow rate, connections), they are compatible with most standard pneumatic installations.
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