May 18, 2006 - Operating from -50 to +150°F, MINI-MIZER 2-way and 3-way valves are offered in wide range of coil voltages, with power consumption as low as 0.5 W and coil force that ensures consistent actuation. They feature 1-piece metal frame and captured seal construction that allows for design of custom manifolds. Valves accommodate wide range of pneumatic applications such as battery operation, microprocessor control, and PCB type applications.

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Release date: February 28, 2006

Humphrey Introduces New Low Temperature MINI-MIZER Valves

Humphrey Products has introduced a new MINI-MIZER valve with a working temperature rating down to -50° F (-45° C). This extends the capability of these valves, making them ideal for harsh environments where low leak performance is critical. As with previous Humphrey MINI-MIZER 2-way and 3-way valves, the new design accommodates a wide range of pneumatic applications requiring high cycling rate, small flow and low wattage, such as battery operation, micro-processor control, and printed circuit board type applications.

The MINI-MIZER can function in a wide temperature range (-50º to +150º F), is available in wide range of coil voltages, with power consumption as low as 0.5 watt, and a coil force that ensures consistent actuation. The captured seal construction allows for easy design of custom manifolds, and the one-piece construction and metal frame contribute to a sturdy and durable valve.

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David Maurer
USA

Company Information:
Name: Humphrey Products
Address: Kilgore at Sprinkle, P.O. Box 2008
City: Kalamazoo
State: MI
ZIP: 49003
Country: USA
Phone: 269-381-5500
FAX: 269-381-4113
http://www.humphrey-products.com

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