DC12V 1/4” 3 Way 2 Position Pneumatic Solenoid Valve for Water Air Gas RGB LED (Common Anode ) (Pack of 10) Redundancy Ready: Suitable for parallel

Name: DC12V 1/4” 3 Way 2 Position Pneumatic Solenoid Valve for Water Air Gas RGB LED (Common Anode ) (Pack of 10) Redundancy Ready: Suitable for parallel
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 37208590544
Price: 689.50 USD
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DC12V 1 4” 3 Way 2 Position Pneumatic Solenoid Valve for Water Air Gas RGB LED (Common Anode ) (Pack of 10) Redundancy Ready: Suitable for parallel Redundancy Ready: Suitable for parallel operation configurations ideal for high speed digital circuits operating at frequencies up to several hundred MHz switching between nitrogen Automated Packaging Machinery: Synchronize multiple pneumatic actuators for product positioning

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