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Buschjost Indirect Acting Solenoid Valves

Indirect Acting Solenoid Valves use pressure difference to open-close the valve
Buschjost Indirect Acting Solenoid Valves

Indirect acting solenoid valves use the pressure energy of the operating fluid to open and close the valve seat and therefore needs a pressure differential to operate (minimum 0.1bar). The pilot system functions as a booster, so that even with a solenoid of lesser magnetic force (than that of a directly actuated valve), fluids flowing at higher rates under high pressures can be controlled. Both pistons and diaphragms are used as sealing elements for the main seat.

Durability
Suitable for aggressive and harsh environments
Safety
Improves safety and reduces downtime
Easy Fit
Fitted to standard interface actuators or valves
Quality
German manufactured quality and technical support
Comprehensive
Comprehensive ranges of Solenoid Valves
Easy Maintenance
Systems are easy to maintain and operate

Buschjost Indirect Acting Solenoid Valves Overview

Features
  • Suitable for high flow rates (up to 16 bar)
  • Media pressure assists valve opening allowing for a smaller coil
  • Less power consumption
  • Available in compact 2/2 way normally open or normally closed versions
  • Includes Click-onTM solenoids that can be replaced without tools
  • Anti-water hammer feature as standard
  • Suitable for liquids or gas
Applications Buschjost Indirect Acting Solenoid Valves

Most suited to the process industry, these valves are used in applications that always contain media pressure in the pipeline.

  • Cooling systems
  • Water control systems
  • Isolation systems

Solenoid de-energised and valve is closed

The sealing element is directly connected to the plunger. When the solenoid is de-energised, the spring force presses the plunger on to the seat sealing the orifice. The plunger is only moved by energising the solenoid.

Solenoid de-energised and valve is opened

When the solenoid is energised the magnetic force raises the core from the vent. When the core is raised, the pressure above the diaphragm is relieved through the vent. The downstream fluid pressure, which is now greater than the closing force exerted by the media above the diaphragm, lifts the diaphragm (or piston) off the seat to open the valve.

Range Buschjost Indirect Acting Solenoid Valves
  • 82400
  • 82470
  • 82730
  • 83030 
  • 83770
  • 83790
  • 84070
  • 85360
  • 85380
  • 85660
IMI Buschjost

About IMI Buschjost

Since 1953, Buschjost has designed and manufactured a wide range of solenoid valves for use with different pressures, media, temperatures and applications. Buschjost is a member of IMI Norgren Precision Engineering and a market leader in a range of process and multimedia valve technology and system solutions for liquid and gaseous media.

With comprehensive knowledge of relevant industry standards and certifications, Buschjost valves can be found in applications including mechanical and plant engineering, the automotive industry and the field of power generation and environmental protection.

Cyclect and IMI Norgren (brand owners of Buschjost, Herion, Maxseal, and Norgren) are ideally positioned to offer the world’s finest process control solutions for harsh environments, having served for nine decades and tens of thousands of clients.

Cyclect has the pre-sales, installation, stock and technical support for Buschjost products. We identify and recommend a suitable model for your specific application that can be engineered and integrated by control panel teams. 

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