Norgren 8216503.0000.00000 Valve - G1-1/4 Brass Body 0.2-16 bar

Brass body construction is a key feature that delivers durability in environments with contaminants and aggressive media. This material choice reduces corrosion and wear on seat interfaces, which translates into longer valve life and lower maintenance costs in continuous-running lines. In typical factory settings, the combination of brass and FPM seat seals supports stable seating and repeatable shut-off, even where particulate load and vibration are present. These fundamentals matter when uptime matters most in automation. 2/2 valve operation means the valve provides a simple push-pull control path with well-defined open and closed states. The NO function simplifies logic and reduces the number of intermediary components required in control schemes, lowering total cost of ownership. In practice, this translates to more predictable response times, easier troubleshooting, and fewer components that can fail in harsh environments like packaging lines or automotive assembly stations. G1-1/4 port size aligns with a broad ecosystem of manifolds, fittings, and tubing commonly used in industrial automation. This compatibility reduces installation time and eliminates the need for adapters, which minimizes leak paths and potential contamination. For retrofits, standard porting on a compact body means technicians can swap devices without re-plumbing entire stations, preserving line layouts and maintenance schedules. Operating pressure of 0.2 to 16 bar covers most pneumatic circuits and light-fluid applications, enabling a single device to replace multiple components across lines. The 32 mm nominal diameter provides a balance of flow capacity and compact footprint, allowing integration into tight control panels or compact manifolds. Operators will appreciate the predictable flow characteristics and stable seating across the entire range, even as system pressure fluctuates. Vacuum version as an option expands functionality into handling tasks such as pick-and-place, clamping, or handling porous materials where vacuum-assisted gripping is beneficial. The compact design remains easy to install alongside other Norgren or IMI Buschjost devices, and the valve can be incorporated into existing automation architectures without major rework. In practice, this means more versatile lines with lower inventory complexity.