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AIRTAC Hand Valves(How to Mount:Bottom)

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    Hand Valve (2 Position 4-Port, 3 Position 4-Port) 4HV, 4HVL Series
    Hand Valve (2 Position 4-Port, 3 Position 4-Port) 4HV, 4HVL Series
    Hand Valve (2 Position 4-Port, 3 Position 4-Port) 4HV, 4HVL Series

    Hand Valve (2 Position 4-Port, 3 Position 4-Port) 4HV, 4HVL Series

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    [Features]
    ・ Accurate localization and improved operability.
    ・ Large effective distribution area, low pressure loss.
    ・ 2 types of mounting, panel mounting or bottom mounting, can be selected. With mounting screws for panel mounting.
    From: ฿ 477.00
    Days to Ship: day to ship Same day
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Pipe Port Type
Number of Switching Positions
Plumbing Thread Nominal
Plumbing Type and Direction
Effective Sectional Area【classification】(mm2)
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Hand Valve (2 Position 4-Port, 3 Position 4-Port) 4HV, 4HVL Series
Hand Valve (2 Position 4-Port, 3 Position 4-Port) 4HV, 4HVL Series
Hand Valve (2 Position 4-Port, 3 Position 4-Port) 4HV, 4HVL Series
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AIRTAC

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Hand Valve (2 Position 4-Port, 3 Position 4-Port) 4HV, 4HVL Series

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Connecting Tube Diameter-
Number of Ports4-Port
Switching OperationManual Lever
Effective Sectional Area(mm2)16 ~ 95
Main Body ShapeBlock Horizontal Type
Pipe Port TypeRc (R)
Number of Switching Positions3-Position Closed Center / 2-Position Direction Switching
Plumbing Thread Nominal1/4 / 3/8 / 1/2 / 3/4
Plumbing Type and DirectionDirect Bottom Surface
Effective Sectional Area【classification】(mm2)~20 ~ ~100
How to MountBottom

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FAQ Hand Valves

Question: What is a hand valve and its functions?
Answer: A hand valve is a manually operated device used to control the flow of fluid (liquids or gases) in a system. It consists of a handle or lever that, when turned, adjusts the position of an internal mechanism to either open or close the valve. Hand valves serve to regulate fluid flow, isolate sections of a pipeline for maintenance, and control pressure. They find application in various industries such as plumbing and industrial processes.
Question: When should you use the hand valve?
Answer: Use a hand valve when manual control of fluid flow is necessary. It's employed to start, stop, or adjust flow rates in systems requiring human intervention, such as emergencies, maintenance, or precise adjustments. Hand valves are useful when automation isn't feasible, during equipment servicing, or when immediate response to changes is needed. They offer a simple and reliable means of flow regulation in various industries.
Question: What are the advantages and disadvatages of hand valves / manual valves?
Answer: Advantages of hand valves (manual valves) include simplicity, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. They offer precise control and immediate response during emergencies or maintenance, making them suitable for small-scale applications. However, they can be slower to operate compared to automated valves, require physical presence for adjustments, and might not be suitable for large-scale or continuous processes. Additionally, potential human error in operation and limited remote control are notable disadvantages.
Question: What are the common materials used for valves?
Answer: Hand valves are commonly constructed from materials such as brass, stainless steel, cast iron, bronze, and plastic (such as PVC or CPVC). The choice of material depends on factors like the type of fluid being handled, pressure requirements, temperature conditions, and corrosion resistance. These materials ensure durability and compatibility with various applications across industries like plumbing, industrial processes, and water treatment.