Jergens, Inc. Datasheets for Industrial Valves
Valves are mechanical devices that control the flow and pressure of liquids, gases, and slurries within a system. They are also known as regulators and are used in a wide variety of applications. Valves vary greatly in size, design, function, and operation.
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| A variety of directional control valves are offered. Manual valves are normally two position, detented. Solenoid valves are 115V-60 Hz; other voltages are available. | |
| Air Circuit 2 & 3 Way Valves | |
| Allows pressure flow in one direction only. | |
| Hydraulic Circuit Controls - 2 Way | |
| Hydraulic Circuit Controls - 4 Way | |
| Manually adjusted control of input pressures. Allows the regulation of pressures into a work circuit. Reverse flow is unrestricted. Used for throttling or metering a circuit so that actuator speed... | |
| The filter element removes the solid impurities and condensates before the compressed air enters the regulator. The regulator valve supplies a preset pressure regardless of main circuit pressure as long... | |
| Used to control the flow of pressure in a system, to slow the movement of individual cylinders, or decrease shock. | |
| Valves and Subplates For inline applications, use the 61642 Valve mounted on a 61646 Subplate. This set-up is also recommended for use with high volume air-powered hydraulic pumps in StayLock... | |
| With adjustable opening pressure, this valve may be used to control the sequence of work devices in a common circuit. | |
| Manifold Accumulator Hydraulic Connections Hydraulic Gauge Manual Ball Valve | |
| Minimum operating pressure 500 psi 50:1 differential pressure Piot not to exceed 125 psi |