| Brand Name: | Burkert |
| Model Number: | 140564 |
| MOQ: | 1 |
| Price: | Negotiation |
The Burkert 140564 2-Way Solenoid Valve is a practical electromagnetic valve designed for reliable fluid control in a wide range of industrial and automation environments. Combining a robust brass body with dependable solenoid actuation, this valve provides an effective solution for applications where controlled fluid switching, process automation, and consistent operation are essential.
At the heart of the Burkert 140564 is its solenoid-operated switching principle. Electrical control signals activate the internal mechanism, allowing the valve to regulate the passage of the working medium efficiently. This operating concept makes the valve well suited to automated systems where fluid flow needs to be controlled without continuous manual intervention.
The brass valve body provides a solid foundation for demanding industrial use. Brass is widely valued in fluid-control equipment for its mechanical strength, practical durability, and suitability for many general-purpose applications. The carefully engineered body supports reliable installation within compact control systems while maintaining a professional and functional appearance.
A major advantage of the Burkert 140564 is its straightforward integration into automated equipment. Solenoid valves serve as important interface components between electrical control systems and fluid-handling processes. By responding to electrical commands, the valve can participate in automatic sequences, interlocking functions, machine cycles, and process-control routines.
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Reliability is particularly important in automated fluid systems, where valve performance can directly influence production continuity. The Burkert 140564 is designed around a proven solenoid valve concept that supports repeatable switching and controlled operation. Its mechanical construction provides dependable service while helping system designers maintain predictable control behavior during regular operating cycles.
Installation and maintenance considerations are important when selecting a solenoid valve. A clearly defined valve configuration simplifies system planning and helps technicians incorporate the component into existing equipment. When combined with appropriate upstream filtration, correct electrical control, compatible media, and suitable installation practices, the valve contributes to a stable and well-organized fluid-control system.