Peter Paul Electronics
Model 72 2-way normally closed solenoid valve
The Model 72 is a large-orifice 1/4" NPT 2-way normally closed stainless steel solenoid valve with standard Buna (NBR) seals. Various body, seal and coil options also available.
- Standard 1/4" NPT other ports available
- Grommet and 1/2" NPT conduit
- Will operate effectively at very low pressures or vacuum
- 4000 PSI burst pressure
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The Model 72 is a large-orifice 1/4" NPT 2-way normally closed stainless steel solenoid valve with standard Buna (NBR) seals. Various body, seal and coil options also available.
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