Solenoid valve assembly for loaders 242B3, 277C2, 279C2, 277C, 297C, 226B, 246B, 246C, 236, 232

Solenoid Valve Assembly (Loader 242B3 277C2 279C2 277C 297C 226B 246B 246C 236 232)

A solenoid valve is an automated actuator that uses electromagnetic force to control the on/off state or flow direction of fluid. Its core components include a solenoid coil, valve body, valve core, spring, and seals. Solenoid valves are widely used in industrial automation, automotive, and home appliances to regulate parameters such as media direction and flow rate. For example, hot water solenoid valves require high-temperature resistant materials, while vacuum solenoid valves need to adapt to wide temperature ranges and high vacuum environments.

Core Components

The solenoid coil generates a magnetic field when energized, driving the valve core or piston; it is the power source of the solenoid valve. The coil is usually wound with copper wire, and the insulation level must meet the requirements of the operating conditions.

Valve Body and Valve Core: Valve Body: The outer shell, containing the fluid passage and mounting interface; the material must be corrosion-resistant (e.g., nickel-plated carbon steel, stainless steel). Valve core: A movable part (such as piston type or diaphragm type) that opens or closes the passage under magnetic force. Some designs include a balancing channel or damping orifice to balance pressure and prevent water hammer.