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4/3 rotary slide valve, centre closed (APB), G1/4 port, VHLA range - Norgren VHLA200-02G
The Norgren VHLA200-02G 4/3 rotary slide valve switches compressed air by means of a rotary slide. Key data of the VHLA200-02G: G1/4 port and -5 to 60 °C temperature range.
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Description
The Norgren VHLA200-02G 4/3 rotary slide valve switches compressed air by means of a rotary slide. Key data of the VHLA200-02G: G1/4 port and -5 to 60 °C temperature range.
Benefits
- APB version of the VHLA200-02G: in the centre position all ports are blocked, so the actuator holds its position.
- Temperature range -5 to 60 °C for the VHLA200-02G.
- Weight of the VHLA200-02G: 0.32 kg.
Applications
The VHLA200-02G is used in automation, machine building and the maintenance of pneumatic systems.
Technical data
| Manufacturer | Norgren |
|---|---|
| Part number | VHLA200-02G |
| Product type | 4/3 rotary slide valve |
| Range | VHLA |
| Valve function | 4/3 |
| Centre position | centre closed (APB) |
| Port size | G1/4 |
| Temperature range | -5 to 60 °C |
| Medium | Compressed air |
| Body material | die-cast aluminium |
| Height | 11 mm |
| Length | 78.5 mm |
| Width | 65 mm |
| Weight | 0.32 kg |
| Hersteller-Nr | VHLA200-02G |
| Zolltarifnummer | 84812090 |
| GPSR Herstellerdaten | Norgren GmbH, Bruckstraße 93, DE-46519 Alpen, www.norgren.com |
| Artikelzustand | New |
| Artikel-Authentizität | Original product |
| Thread | G 1/4 |
| Housing material | Die-cast aluminium |
| Function | 4/3 closed |
| Design | Rotary disc |
| Pneumatic connection | G1/4 |
| Temperaturbereich | -5-60 °C |
| Temperature (max.) | 60 |
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