3/4" UNION ANGLE N.O. 2-WAY PNEUMATIC VALVE ASSEMB
This Johnson Controls 265719 3/4" UNION ANGLE N.O. 2-WAY PNEUMATIC VALVE ASSEMBLY is used in evaporative air coolers and is made of metallic materials. Union on both ends, easy to install.
Johnson Controls 265719 Union Angle N.O. 2-Way Pneumatic Valve Assembly Features Screwed 3/4" male NPT inlet, 2-way operation, 1/2" female NPT outlet (spring loaded ball check), 0.63in (16mm) stem AS568T1 material, 0.31in (8.0mm) stem OD at YF spool, Anodized aluminum lever for wear resistance and conductivity
A Union Angle N.O. 2-way pneumatic valve has one port as an inlet and the other port as an outlet, allowing air to flow in at one angle and out at the other. It is a type of quarter-turn valve, which means that it can be activated or deactivated by turning a quarter turn clockwise or counterclockwise. The angle, or orientation of the air input and output ports is important for proper operation.
Brass Union Angle 2-way Pneumatic Valve w/Steady-Fill (no-choke) and manual Air Chamber. For use on self-contained fans, grills and heaters; light industrial.
The Union Valve NO 2 way Pneumatic Angle Union Ang-2/111 is used to connect one port of the Valve to another Union valve or direct to a gas supply. This eliminates extra fittings and tubing.
A 2-way pneumatic N.O. valve that is intended for use with air tools
Our unique line of union angle valves are designed to work in tight, hard to reach spaces. They are available with or without ball bearings.
Attach to a 3/4" I.D. tube using four screws
Angle Valves can be used for controlling the direction of air flow in ducts and other applications where the need to redirect air may occur. The unique half-torque shaft allows these valves to be mounted in either direction to suit the application needs.
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