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The main function of two-way valves is to control the flow of a fluid.
This comes in diverse applications, such as
Any fluid application relies on the use of valves. These valves are essential to ensure accurate and efficient control of fluids.
The selection depends on the specific application needs and operating conditions to ensure the reliability and efficiency of the systems.
At SMC we know what we are talking about when it comes to fluid handling.
Explore which product that goes with your fluids and materials
Air
Vacuum
Water
Steam/heated water
Oil
2-port solenoid valve for air, vacuum, water or oil. Includes a rubber damper to reduce valve noise during operation.
For the most adverse environments - Stainless steel and IP67 housing. Save energy - Only 2 watts of power consumption.
Achieve high flow, while minimizing pressure losses - optimized flow paths in the valve body.
Guarantees flow even at high pressures – Can be used with a differential pressure of up to 4 MPa.
Guarantees flow even at high pressures - Can be used with a differential pressure of up to 10 MPa
Withstands your harshest environmental conditions - Stainless steel housing and IP67 housing.
For the most adverse environments - Stainless steel and IP67 enclosure
Save energy - Only 2 Watts power consumption
Covers a variety of high temperature media applications - Suitable for use with hot water or steam.
Orifice: 7 mm to 50 mm
Port size: 1/8 to 2 Rc (PT)
Stainless steel available
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The optimal 2-port valve can save space, weight and energy. Expert article by Eduardo Santamaria at SMC´s European Technical Centre. Read more.
