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Gas Solenoid Valve Manufacturers and Suppliers

IQS Directory provides a detailed list of gas solenoid valve manufacturers and suppliers. Find gas solenoid valve companies that can design, engineer, and manufacture gas solenoid valve to your specifications. Peruse our website to review and discover top gas solenoid valve manufacturers with roll over ads and complete product descriptions. Connect with the gas solenoid valve companies through our hassle-free and efficient request for quote form. You are provided company profiles, website links, locations, phone numbers, product videos, and product information. Read reviews and stay informed with product new articles. Whether you are looking for manufacturers of natural gas solenoid valves, proportion solenoid gas valves, and gas pressured solenoid valves of every type, IQS is the premier source for you.

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Leading Gas Solenoid Valve Manufacturers

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Solenoid Solutions Inc.

Solenoid Solutions manufactures custom direct-acting 2 and 3-way solenoid valves and multi-valve manifolds for OEMs in the medical, appliance, transportation, power generation and industrial equipment markets. We specialize in mini low wattage, 2 and 3-way solenoid valves for air, gas or liquid in light to heavy-duty service applications.

LocationErie, PA
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Magnatrol Valve Corporation

We are the gas solenoid experts! We are able to provide you valves in a variety of metals including high quality bronze and stainless steel solenoid valves. Our employees are well trained in providing customer service that surpasses the competition. We are able to manufacture custom parts as well, if it’s a special alloy you need, or a specific temperature it needs to withstand, we can do that too! Send us an email for more information or visit our website today!

LocationHawthorne, NJ
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TLX Technologies

When you can't find the right solenoid or solenoid valve to fit your needs, TLX Technologies works with you to design and manufacture the best solution for your application. Whether you require a fully-custom solenoid or solenoid valve, an integrated assembly or perhaps a semi-custom solenoid from one of our base models, we are here to help develop what you need to get the job done.

LocationPewaukee, WI
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Mac® Valves, Inc.

At Mac Valves, Inc. U.S.A., we are pioneers in the field of solenoid valves, proudly offering an extensive array of high-quality products designed to meet the diverse needs of our clients. Our comprehensive portfolio includes innovative solenoid valves that are integral to various industrial processes, ensuring reliability and efficiency across numerous applications. We specialize in delivering solenoid valves that stand at the forefront of technology, designed to perform with precision and durability.

LocationWixom, MI
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AGB Industries

At AGB Industries, we provide valve solutions for customers that need dependable control, shutoff, and flow direction management in fluid and pneumatic systems. Our company supports applications involving water, air, gases, oils, chemicals, process media, and compatible liquids where reliability, sealing performance, and proper actuation are essential. We focus on practical products that help equipment builders, maintenance teams, and operators keep systems safe, efficient, and responsive daily.

LocationBellevue, WA
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How many gas solenoid valve manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
5 leading manufacturers and 35 additional suppliers.
Where are gas solenoid valve manufacturers located?
The listed suppliers are in 19 states: Illinois (6), California (4), New Jersey (4), Pennsylvania (4), Michigan (3), Texas (3), Connecticut (2), New York (2), and 11 more.
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Gas Solenoid Valves

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Gas solenoid valves are one of the most common flow control valves that handle and control the flow of gaseous media. Gas solenoid valves control the flow of gasses through tubes as regular valves do, but gas solenoid valves can be controlled remotely, unlike other valves. Most often, pneumatic, additional actuation methods for gas solenoid valves include electric and electro-pneumatic. Compared to actuation methods such as hydraulic power, pneumatic power is considered cleaner and has lower maintenance.

Applications of Gas Solenoid Valves

Typical gaseous media that gas solenoid valves control include air, nitrogen, argon, oxygen, hydrogen, liquefied petroleum, and natural gas. Offering low control power, gas solenoid valves are used in a wide range of industries such as automotive, aerospace, oil and gas, commercial, agricultural, food processing, medical, semiconductor, and marine. Gas solenoid valves can be made from either plastics or metallic elements and alloys, with the more common materials including brass, PVC, polypropylene, PTFE, aluminum, copper, bronze, steel, cast iron, ductile iron, and stainless steel. Gas solenoid valves come in a wide range of sizes, with a compact design that offers fewer moving parts than most regular valves. In addition, gas solenoid valves offer fast and safe switching, long service lives, high reliability, and good medium compatibility of the materials used.

Types of Gas Solenoid Valves

Operated electromechanically by a solenoid, which is a magnetized coil activated by electrical charges, gas solenoid valves control the flow of gasses precisely through targeted electrical charges, sensor cues, or hysteresis (device memory). Gas solenoid valves can be either a normally closed (NC) valve or a normally open (NO) valve. In an NC valve, a plunging pin or rod within the valve is held, blocking the passage of air in a solenoid coil; the air pressure coming into the valve helps keep the valve shut as long as the pin blocks the passage. In order for gas to flow through the valve, an electromagnetic charge is run through the solenoid coil, which becomes active and lifts the plunger out of the passage and allows flow through the entire valve. NO valves are the opposite; they remain open until the solenoid is activated and pushes down the plunger, blocking flow and creating pressure to keep the valve closed. Gas solenoid valve manufacturers make two common types of valves: direct-acting and pilot-operated. Direct-acting gas solenoid valves have a plunger that is in direct contact with the in-flow opening in the valve body or orifice. This plunger is used to open and close the orifice, permitting or hindering flow. The pilot-operated gas solenoid valve works with a diaphragm rather than a plunger, using differential pressure to control the flow of gasses. In pilot-operated valves, a solenoid-operated vent is opened to allow the pressure to equalize, permitting gasses to flow through the diaphragm in the valve's larger chamber.

 


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