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According to the flow direction of the air flow in the valve
The pneumatic control valve can be divided into one-way type and reversing type according to the flow direction of the air flow in the valve
Control valves that only allow air flow in one direction are called one-way control valves, such as one-way valves, shuttle valves, dual pressure valves, and fast exhaust valves.
Control valves that can change the direction of airflow flow are called directional control valves, such as electromagnetic directional valves and pneumatic directional valves.
In order to reverse the valve, a certain amount of axial force must be applied to the valve core
Move it quickly to change the position of the valve core. This method of obtaining axial force is called the operation mode or control mode of the directional valve.
Generally, it can be divided into four operation modes: pneumatic, electromagnetic, manual, and mechanical.
2. Classification by control method
Manual control is generally manual control, button type, handle type with positioning, and pedal type.
Mechanical control: control shaft, pulley type, lever type, one-way pulley type, spring return type.
Pneumatic control: direct acting, pilot operated.
Electromagnetic control: single electronic control, dual electronic control, pilot type dual electronic control, with manual control.
(1) Electromagnetic control: When an electromagnetic coil is energized, the static iron core generates electromagnetic attraction on the moving iron core, causing the valve to switch to change the direction of airflow. This is called an electromagnetic controlled directional valve, or electromagnetic valve for short. This valve is easy to achieve electrical joint control and remote operation, so it is widely used.
1. Electromagnetic operation


















