Industrial Solenoid Valves

Various Solenoid Valves types include normally open and normally closed, direct acting, semidirect acting, pilot operated, pinching and latching. The plunger directly opens and closes a hole inside the valve in direct-acting Solenoid Valves that work with Ball Valves or Butterfly Valves.  Some Solenoid Valve manufactures offer different packages and configurations in these types of valves, Yuhuan Valves and Valtorc offer special Solenoid Valves configurations for any industry.

Solenoid Valves Offer a Industrial Solution

In pilot-operated valves, also known as “servo” valves, the plunger opens and closes an opening in a pilot valve. Pilot valves are controlled with much less power, but they are slower. Pilot solenoid valves usually required full power to open and remain open. Direct-acting solenoid valves may only require full power for a brief period to open, and then lower power to hold that position. Latching valves do not require power to remain in the energized position. The inlet pressure through the pilot orifice opens and closes the solenoid valve seal.

Automate a Valve Package with Solenoid Valves

Solenoid Valves can work hand in hand with several other type of valves and actuation devices.  For example, Valtorc Valves have innovated a way to mount the Solenoid Valve directly onto a Pneumatic Actuator that modulates a Butterfly Valve or Ball Valve package.