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Motor-Operated Valves

06/23/2009 6:07 AM

please tell me me where motor operated valve is suitable? and where other control valve can use like soloniod?
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Re: motor operated valve

06/23/2009 6:14 AM

Anywhere a remote 90 degree turn is needed, Guv, and an air supply is not available.

Solenoids are better for those smaller applications.

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