What Is Namur Valve?
Namur Valves Are Used as Pilot Valves to Control the Actuator in Many Flow Processes. These Include Dosing and Releasing, Mixing and Distributing, and Shutting...
NAMUR valves are used as pilot valves to control the actuator in many flow processes. These include dosing and releasing, mixing and distributing, and shutting off the supply of gases, liquids and bulk materials, such as powders or grains.
What is a Namur solenoid valve?
NAMUR solenoid valve definition
NAMUR solenoid valves are used to control media flow. The valve's electric solenoid opens or closes the valve by controlling the amount of air via a pilot to the pneumatic actuator. The solenoid and actuator work in tandem to control flow speed, flow amount, and flow direction.
What is a Namur interface?
The ROSS® NAMUR Interface Series is a compact inline ported valve designed to be mounted directly to a pneumatic actuator, eliminating the need for plumbing between the valve and actuator. This 5-way, 2 position valve has ¼” ports located in the valve body offering a Cv of 1.3.
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