Hydraulicspneumatics 1179 Clippard Dv Series Valves
Hydraulicspneumatics 1179 Clippard Dv Series Valves
Hydraulicspneumatics 1179 Clippard Dv Series Valves
Hydraulicspneumatics 1179 Clippard Dv Series Valves
Hydraulicspneumatics 1179 Clippard Dv Series Valves

Compact, high-flow air valves

May 19, 2014
Compact bidirectional air valves are electronically controlled and accommodate flows to 100 liters/min. and provide low pressure drop at high flows.
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DV Series bidirectional air valves are electronically controlled and accommodate flows to 100 liters/min. The Series was designed as the next generation of Clippard's well-known  original EV line of “Mouse” valves. With leak-free operation for more than 1 billion cycles and compact design, the valves come in a wide variety of voltage, connector, and mounting options. Power consumption is only 1.9 W and response is 10 to 15 msec. Standard electrical connections include spade terminals or wire leads for 12 or 24-Vdc input. Mounting is via 10-32 or M5 manifold port or ¾-in.-bore cartridge mounting.

Clippard Instrument Laboratory, (877) 245-6247, www.clippard.com

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