Solenoid Valves Type 2610

Product catalog summary

Overview: The Solenoid Valve Type 2610 is designed for low temperatures and aggressive media, offering a broad temperature range from -200°C to +180°C. It features a fully welded metal bellows system for fluidic and thermal separation, ensuring maximum process reliability and energy efficiency.

Specifications:

Body Material: Stainless steel and brass, with a stainless steel valve seat (1.4581).
Metal Bellows: Stainless steel 1.4511.
Seal Material: PTFE.
Functioning Principle: Normally closed.
Media Temperature: -200°C to +180°C.
Operating Voltage: 24 UC, 110 UC, 230 UC.
Diameter: 6, 8, and 12 mm.
Pressure Range: 0 to 10 bar.
Process Connection: G1/4, G1/2, NPT1/4, NPT1/2.

Key Features and Benefits:

Thermal Decoupling: The metal bellows system provides thermal isolation, preventing freezing and condensation, making it ideal for cryogenic applications.
Energy Efficiency: Equipped with "Kick & Drop" electronics, the valve reduces power consumption from 72 W to 4 W after opening.
Process Reliability: High resistance materials like stainless steel and PTFE ensure reliable operation in chemical applications, with a leakage rating of 10-6 mbarl/s (He).

Catalog excerpts

894452 | Version 11/2014 | Print 11/2014 Bürkert Corporate Communications Solenoid Valve Type 2610 for low temperatures and aggressive media Bürkert Fluid Control Systems Christian-Bürkert-Straße 13-17 74653 Ingelfingen Germany Tel.: +49 (0) 7940/10-0 Fax: +49 (0) 7940/10-91 204 [email protected] www.burkert.com • Fluidic and thermal separation due to fully welded metal bellows system • Maximum process reliability • Energy saving due to “Kick & Drop”

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Extremely cool. Our direct-acting, media separated 2/2-way solenoid valve allows media temperatures of - 200 °C. But that is not all. High temperatures of +180 °C are also no problem. The background of this broad temperature range: the coil and body are separated from each other by a metal bellows system, which prevents condensation between the fluid element and the coil, as well as excessive heating or freezing of the coil. It is even possible to save energy. The “Kick & Drop” electronics support the opening of the valve and reduce the current to holding power directly after opening. The use...

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