PNEUMATIC VALVE

The pneumatic control valve refers to various pneumatic components that control the pressure, flow and direction of air flow in the pneumatic system and ensure the normal operation of pneumatic actuators or mechanisms. The components that control and regulate the pressure of compressed air are called pressure control valves. The components that control and regulate the flow of compressed air are called flow control valves. The components that change and control the direction of air flow are called directional control valves. 　

Manual valves and mechanical valves require the application of mechanical force to change the position of their internal valve core. The solenoid directional control valve (solenoid valve) can change the position of the internal valve core by applying an electric signal to generate electromagnetic force to achieve the purpose of changing the direction of compressed air flow. According to the number of ways and positions, the control capability and method of each solenoid valve is different. By mounting multiple solenoid valves on the manifold block, it can achieve a very complex pneumatic control.