Solenoid operated directional pneumatic valves are like the traffic lights of pneumatic systems. Instead of a physical lever or button, they use an electrically controlled magnet (solenoid) to switch the direction of airflow. When the solenoid receives an electrical signal, it acts like a switch, allowing compressed air to flow in a specific direction. These valves are commonly used in various industrial applications where precise control over airflow direction is needed, such as in manufacturing equipment, robotics, and automation systems. Their electrical operation allows for remote control and integration with electronic systems, making them versatile and efficient components in pneumatic setups.

The schematic symbols below signify the functionality of each directional valve. Click on a symbol below to view the valves available with that functionality.