Oscillator Valves

Oscillator valves are designed to provide an oscillating output function when a continuous signal, either pneumatic or electrical, is applied to the control input. Interruption of the control signal deactivates the valve.

The valve’s oscillating speed depends upon the connected volume and line pressure; a typical operating rate of 16 cycles per minute is achievable.

Oscillator valves are typically used to signal valves, cylinders or other pneumatic devices used in mixing, stirring or sawing applications where time-critical cycling is not required.

Oscillating valves are either solenoid or air pilot controlled with G1/4 threaded ports.

Voltages are 12V DC, 24, 48, 110V AC/DC or 230V AC. Coils slide onto a brass stem; a threaded cap secures the solenoid coil, and a wiring plug can be connected.