June 14, 2005 - Measuring 10 mm wide, Model CRCB utilizes solid seal located in body instead of on spool, virtually eliminating seal blow out up to valve's proof pressure of 300 psig. Featuring solenoid-operated internal pilot, valve offers 8 msec response time, Cv of 0.1, and 0.8 W power consumption. Recommended operating pressure is 70–225 psig with compressed air, carbon dioxide, or nitrogen. Valve can be line- or manifold-mounted.
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Humphrey Introduces Miniature High Pressure Pneumatic Valve
Humphrey Products Company has introduced a 10mm-wide miniature pneumatic valve capable of operating at 225 psig. Developed in cooperation with Humphrey's Japanese partner, Koganei, the new CRCB valve utilizes a patent pending solid seal located in the body instead of on the spool. This virtually eliminates seal blow out up to the valve's proof pressure of 300 psig.
The new Humphrey CRCB valve features a solenoid operated internal pilot, an 8 msec response time, a Cv of 0.1 and 0.8 watt power consumption. The recommended operating pressure range is 70 - 225 psig with compressed air, carbon dioxide or nitrogen. The valve is available for either line mounting or for use on a manifold.
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General Information:
David Maurer
USA Company Information: Name: Humphrey Products Address: Kilgore & Sprinkle Rd., P.O. Box 2008 City: Kalamazoo State: MI ZIP: 49003 Country: USA Phone: 800-477-8707 FAX: 269-381-4113 http://www.humphrey-products.com
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