Solenoid Valve weighs just 4.5 grams.
March 3, 2011 -
Available in either plug-in or face mount models, High Density Interface Solenoid Valve offers choice of configurations, including 2-way Normally Closed and 2-way Normally Open. Unit features operating pressure range of 0-50 psid and flow capacity of 19 slpm at 50 psid with Cv of 0.022. Operating from 40-120°F, valve has PPA, PBT, 316 SS, 430F SS, FKM, and epoxy wetted materials.
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Original Press release
Lee Products Ltd
3 High Street, Chalfont St. Peter
Buckinghamshire, , SL9 9QE
United Kingdom
Less Is More with Ultra-Compact Solenoid Valve
A high density solenoid valve which offers the features of a large valve, combined with superior performance, yet in an ultra-compact design weighing just 4.5 grams, has been introduced by LEE PRODUCTS. The latest version of the Lee (HDI) valve is a Lo-Lohm model that delivers increased flow capacity whilst helping engineers and OEM designers to meet the familiar objectives of 'make it smaller, lighter, more efficient, without increasing overall size and weight'.
Available in either plug-in or face mount and with a choice of configurations, 2-way Normally Closed and 2-way Normally Open, the valves offer a flow capacity of up to 900 Lohms (19 SLPM @ 50 psid; Cv = 0.022. The valves have an operating pressure range of VAC - 50 psig (0-50 psid) and an operating temperature range of 40°F up to 120°F.
Wetted materials include PPA, PBT, 316SS, 430F SS, FKM and Epoxy. In addition Lee Products offer a range of standard manifolds for testing as well as custom-designed manifold configurations for production. Performance parameters can be optimised for a specific application.
Further details are available from: Mike Stott, Lee Products Ltd,
3 High Street, Chalfont St. Peter, Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, SL9 9QE
Tel: +44 (0) 1753 886664. Fax:+44 (0)1753 889588
Email: sales@leeproducts.co.uk www.leeproducts.co.uk
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