Norgren 8216000.0000.00000 Brass Pressure Valve - G1/4
Part Number: 8216000.0000.00000
Quick Summary
8216000.0000.00000 brass pressure valve provides reliable actuation for fluid control in industrial automation. Maintenance teams face contamination and actuator exposure that drive leaks and downtime; this design isolates the fluid from the actuator, reducing wear. Common certifications for valve products include CE marking, IP ratings, and SIL suitability; verify the exact marks on the datasheet to ensure regulatory readiness. Its compact brass body with an 8 mm nominal diameter and G1/4 port simplifies panel mounting, while the 0.2–16 bar operating range supports diverse pneumatic and fluid circuits. Designed for real-world environments, the valve's NBR seat seal and field-friendly materials help reduce maintenance costs and extend equipment uptime.
Product Information
Extended Description
8216000.0000.00000 Norgren: For fluids with high particle contamination | Fluid isolated from valve actuator | Vacuum version as an option | Compact valve for industrial applications
Operating Pressure
0.2 ... 16 bar, 3 ... 232 psi
Port Size
G1/4
Function
NO
Nominal Diameter
8 mm
Valve operation
2/2
Materials - Body
Brass
Materials - Seat Seal
NBR
Range
82160
Brand
IMI Buschjost
Feature the brass body delivers robust durability in oxidizing environments, while the NBR seat seal provides reliable sealing with a wide range of fluids; Business Impact: reduces corrosion-related leaks and lowers maintenance frequency in contaminated-fluid lines; Application: mining, petrochemical, and general industrial automation where cleanliness cannot be guaranteed. Feature the 0.2–16 bar operating range enables seamless integration into existing pneumatic and fluidic circuits without bespoke pressure regulation; Business Impact: faster commissioning and lower system complexity; Application: control panels and inline valves where space is constrained. Feature the G1/4 port size ensures standard plumbing compatibility; Business Impact: simple installation, reduced leakage risk, and easy retrofits; Application: modular automation lines needing quick piping changes. Feature the 2/2 valve operation with NO configuration provides straightforward control logic; Business Impact: predictable actuation, easier PLC or relay integration; Application: start/stop and isolation functions in compact layouts. Feature the fluid-isolating design keeps the actuator shielded from contaminants; Business Impact: extended valve life and reduced actuator maintenance; Application: environments with particulate matter and dirty process streams. Feature a vacuum-version option expands use cases; Business Impact: supports vacuum handling and lifting applications; Application: automation systems requiring vacuum interfacing.
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FAQs
Ensure panel mounting space is adequate for the compact 8 mm diameter body and that piping uses standard G1/4 fittings. Use appropriate thread sealant or Teflon tape on brass threads, and verify alignment to avoid cross-threading. If a vacuum option is needed, confirm compatibility with the vacuum version and any necessary seals. Proper orientation and secure mounting minimize vibration-induced wear and leakage over time.
Confirm operating pressure range 0.2–16 bar (3–232 psi), port size G1/4, valve operation 2/2, and function NO. The nominal diameter is 8 mm, and the body is brass with an NBR seat seal. Knowing these helps ensure correct actuation pressure, piping, and compatibility with the surrounding hydraulic or pneumatic circuit, reducing integration risk.
Yes. The datasheet notes that the valve is designed for fluids with high particle contamination and isolates the fluid from the valve actuator, reducing clogging and wear. This helps maintain steady performance in dirty environments and minimizes unplanned downtime due to valve fouling or actuator issues.
A vacuum version is available as an option. Consider the vacuum variant when your application involves suction, material handling, or workholding tasks where a vacuum-assisted signal or hold is required. Verify vacuum compatibility with the exact process media and system pressures to maintain reliable operation.
The brass body provides good corrosion resistance in harsh industrial environments, while the NBR seat seal offers reliable sealing across a broad temperature and media range. Together they reduce leak risks and seal wear, contributing to lower maintenance frequency, longer service life, and improved uptime in demanding automation lines.