Elbow one-way flow control valve, exhaust air regulating, R 3/8" to 10 mm, nickel-plated brass

In the standard version of this elbow one-way flow control valve the escaping air is throttled while the incoming air passes freely. The cylinder therefore builds up an air cushion on the exhaust side and runs evenly without any stick-slip effect. The elbow shape turns the tubing through 90 degrees right at the port, which saves space at the cylinder end cap. The R 3/8" thread is screwed into the actuator and the push-in fitting holds tubing with an outside diameter of 10 mm. The nickel-plated brass body with PA 66 works between -0.95 and 20 bar at temperatures from -20 to +80 °C.

Advantages

• Exhaust air control as the standard form for smooth cylinder motion without stick-slip
• Elbow shape with a 90 degree tube outlet saves space at the cylinder port
• Adjustment without tools directly at the throttle screw
• R 3/8" thread with push-in fitting for tubing of 10 mm outside diameter
• Body in nickel-plated brass and PA 66, retaining claws in stainless steel
• Operating pressure of -0.95 to 20 bar, temperature range -20 to +80 °C

Applications

• Speed setting on double-acting cylinders with an R 3/8" port
• Feed axes that need uniform motion over the entire stroke
• Confined installation positions where the tube is angled right at the valve
• Silicone-free production areas, for example ahead of painting and coating steps
• Applications close to vacuum, down to -0.95 bar