Hydraulicspneumatics 588 Numatics 503 Valve
Hydraulicspneumatics 588 Numatics 503 Valve
Hydraulicspneumatics 588 Numatics 503 Valve
Hydraulicspneumatics 588 Numatics 503 Valve
Hydraulicspneumatics 588 Numatics 503 Valve

Directional control valves

Dec. 12, 2012
Series 503 pneumatic directional control valves with ultra-high flow ratings are designed for automation and piloting applications. They are available in spool-and-sleeve or rubber seal models, and proprietary or ISO versions.
Series 503 pneumatic directional control valves with ultra-high flow ratings are designed for automation and piloting applications. They are available in spool-and-sleeve or rubber seal models, and proprietary or ISO versions. They are rated for flows of 1.0 to 1.4 CV and feature 1⁄4 and 3⁄8 in. or 8 and 10 mm port sizes in push-in, NPTF and G Tap styles. They are rated for operating pressures from vacuum to 115 psig and temperatures from –14° to 115°F.

They are designed to complement the benefits of G3 fieldbus electronics. When assembled together, they offer ultra-high flow rates with ease of use, plus fieldbus technology that provides configurability, flexibility, and cost-effective I/O and distribution architecture. They can be used across a wide range of automotive and tire, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, packaging equipment, and general machinery applications

ASCO Numatics, (888) 686-2842, bit.ly/hp1212numatics

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