Burkert Solenoid Valve – Single/Double Acting (Industrial Applications & Process Automation)
Burkert solenoid valves are widely used in industrial applications for process automation where the control of liquids and gases is essential. These valves come in single-acting and double-acting types, depending on how the actuator works.
A single-acting solenoid valve uses air pressure to move the valve in one direction and a spring to return it. It is commonly used where a fail-safe function is needed—like automatically closing when power is lost. This is useful in industries such as chemical processing, food and beverage, and water treatment.
A double-acting solenoid valve uses air pressure to open and close the valve. It provides stronger, more reliable movement, making it ideal for larger or heavier valves. These are used in systems that require precise control, such as pharmaceutical, oil and gas, and automated manufacturing.
Burkert solenoid valves are known for their high quality, long life, and easy integration with PLC and SCADA systems. They help reduce manual work, improve safety, and increase efficiency in industrial plants.
Burkert offers solenoid valves that can be used in conjunction with single-acting or double-acting actuators, especially in process valves like angle seat or diaphragm valves. Here’s a breakdown of the difference and how Burkert supports both:
🔁 1. Single-Acting Solenoid Valve
Function: Controls air supply to a single-acting actuator, which uses a spring return to move the valve back to its original position when the air is released.
Applications: Fail-safe positions (fail-open or fail-close).
Burkert Compatibility: Often used with Burkert Type 6013, 6014, or pilot valves for controlling pneumatic actuators like Type 2000 (angle seat valves).
🔁 2. Double-Acting Solenoid Valve
Function: Controls air supply to a double-acting actuator, requiring air pressure for both opening and closing.
Applications: Where stronger actuation or full control is needed without a spring return.
Burkert Compatibility: Can be used with Burkert Type 6519, 8605, or manifold-mounted solenoid valves in automation panels.
These valves are typically used to control pneumatic actuators in single-acting or double-acting configurations. Below are the general technical specifications commonly found across Burkert solenoid valve models suitable for industrial automation:
Parameter Specification
Valve Type Direct-acting or pilot-operated solenoid valve
Actuation Type Electric solenoid, suitable for controlling single/double-acting pneumatic actuators
Available Models Type 6013, 6014, 0330, 6519, 2000, etc.
Function 2/2-way, 3/2-way, or 5/2-way
Port Sizes G 1/8″ to G 1″, or DN 1.2 to DN 25 (varies by model)
Body Materials Brass, Stainless Steel (316L), Plastic (PA, PP), Aluminum
Seal Materials NBR, EPDM, FKM (Viton), PTFE
Operating Pressure 0 to 16 bar (varies by model and application)
Media Air, water, neutral fluids, steam, inert gases
Voltage Options 24V DC, 24V AC, 110V AC, 230V AC
Power Consumption 8W to 22W (depending on coil and valve type)
Response Time Typically <20–50 ms
Temperature Range -10°C to +180°C (depending on materials and media)
Mounting Position Any (preferably coil upright)
Ingress Protection IP65 (standard), IP67/IP68 (optional)
Certifications CE, ATEX (explosion-proof), UL, CSA, RoHS, FDA (for hygienic models)
Key Features
Available in 2/2, 3/2, and 5/2-way configurations
Compact and reliable design for industrial use
Supports both NAMUR and direct mounting
Compatible with PLC/SCADA via electric signals
Suited for media like air, water, inert gases, steam
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