R900020175, Bosch Rexroth 110 V ac Solenoid Valve Coil

Solenoid Operated Directional Spool Valves, CETOP 3, Size 6

6X Series direct operating, spring return and detent directional control spool valves.

Solenoid operated by a 24Vdc or 110Vac power supply
Porting Pattern to CETOP 3 size 6 for subplate mounting
Wet pin dc or ac removable solenoids can be rotated through 90° to facilitate installation
Connections to DIN 24 340 Form A6 ISO 4401-AB-03-4-A
Emergency hand operation
Seal kit available separately
Coils can be replaced without releasing any fluid
Replacement solenoid coils 24Vdc and 110Vac are available separately

Note

Take care to prevent pressure intensification in single rod cylinders.

Bosch Rexroth Solenoid Coil - R900020175

Bosch Rexroth's solenoid coil is predominantly used with solenoid valves within pneumatic applications. Another common application is to start, stop or direct the flow of hydraulic fluid. It has been created and designed to withstand and operate in aggressive conditions and fluctuating temperatures.

Features & Benefits

• This coil is ideal as a replacement solenoid coil
• Made up of durable, hardwearing materials
• The supply power voltage is 110V ac (Voltage, direct current)
• Features a CETOP mounting of CETOP 3
• Porting is to CETOP 3, size 6 for subplate mounting, making these valves interchangeable with any other valve conforming to CETOP 3 standard
• Must be fitted using CETOP subplate mountings
• 6X Series direct operating
• Spring return and detent directional control spool valve
• Wet pin dc removable solenoid can be rotated through 90° to facilitate installation
• Connections to DIN 24 340 Form A6 ISO 4401-AB-03-4-A
• Emergency hand operation
• The coil can be replaced without releasing any fluid

A little more information...

• A Solenoid coil needs to be replaced within a hydraulic system when the solenoid valve either wears down or stops working
• Did you know that a solenoid is electromagnetic? It's made up of a tightly wrapped metal coil around a solid metal core
• A solenoid coil is most commonly used as a low-power switch that opens and closes a pilot valve, which also controls the main valve through applying pressure to a connected piston