Function: 1 (Normally Closed), Piping: 2 (Body Ported), Body Option: M (Common EXH), Specifications: Standard, Voltage: 6 (12VDC), Lead Wire: DO (DIN Connector w/o Connector), Surge Suppressor: None, Manual Override: Non-locking Push Style, Port Size: 01 (Base Mounted w/Sub-plate 1/8, Body Ported 1/8), Thread: N (NPT)
Function: 1 (Normally Closed), Piping: 2 (Body Ported), Body Option: M (Common EXH), Specifications: Standard, Voltage: 5 (24VDC), Lead Wire: DO (DIN Connector w/o Connector), Surge Suppressor: None, Manual Override: Non-locking Push Style, Port Size: 01 (Base Mounted w/Sub-plate 1/8, Body Ported 1/8), Thread: F (G), Bracket: None, CE-Compliant: Q (CE-Compliant)
Function: 1 (Normally Closed), Piping: 4 (Base Mounted), Body Option: Individual EXH, Specifications: Standard, Voltage: 5 (24VDC), Lead Wire: DO (DIN Connector w/o Connector), Surge Suppressor: None, Manual Override: Non-locking Push Style, Port Size: 02 (Base Mounted w/Sub-plate 1/4), Thread: T (NPTF)
Do not block this port as doing so may lead to a malfunction. Install a silencer if you are concerned about the noise. (There may be a PE port even when the pilot valve’s exhaust is collectively exhausted, such as with the new SY series.)
Do not block any of these ports with a plug as the valves will no longer operate if plugged. If the ambience around the valves is poor, the installation of a silencer is recommended.
Note) For a single unit single solenoid, exhaust is not performed from the Y port (the side without a pilot valve).
Do not plug this port. If it is blocked, the pilot air cannot be exhausted and the valve operation will be affected.
Refer to the video below for details
on the internal pilot type.
Note) Do not plug the exhaust ports (EA or EB); instead, mount a silencer. (The same goes for the PE port.)
Direct operated poppet type VT307, VT317, and VT325 series valves do not have the flow path directionality of 3-way valves.
Therefore, they can be used as selector valves or as divider valves.
Note) When using different pressures, use within the specified pressure range of the product.
Do not use coils for DC in valves whose rated voltage is AC, and vice versa.
Note) The “VO317” part number indicates that the valve is for use in a manifold.
The series part number is “VT317.” The VT317 (VO317) series catalog can be found here.
Unfortunately, old VM100/200 series valves do not have their full part numbers on the product label.
Refer to the web catalog for the full part numbers to order a new VM series valve. (The VM/VZM/VFM series catalog can be found here.)
CA2 series cylinders do not have a magnet mounted on the piston. Therefore, even if an auto switch is mounted, it will not be operable. Use the part number “CDA2B50-100Z” for the cylinder with an auto switch magnet.
The brackets are shipped together with the product but do not come assembled.
As before, brackets can also be ordered separately if needed.
Note) Part numbers that include brackets are not applicable to the following cylinders: the double rod type, the clean series type, and special order products (XA∗), “-XB7,” “-XB12,” “-XC10,” “-XC27,” and “-XC29.”
Note) CQ2 series mounting brackets are shipped together with the product but do not come assembled.
(The nut that comes with the replacement shock absorber is too large, so do not use it.)
③ The replacement seal kit part numbers (which include a grease pack) are listed in the “Construction” section in the MGG series catalog. Note that the seal kits of new basic cylinders are not interchangeable with those of old basic cylinders.
Do not forget to reset the knob when restarting operation.
MGP series catalog can be found here.
Note 2) Bore sizes ø80 and ø100 do not have trunnion holes.
If you do not want to use brackets, you can select either option.
However, if a trunnion bracket may be used later, select symbol “Z” (with trunnion mounting female thread).
Note 1) Do not disassemble the shaft trunnion type because assembly accuracy is required.
Note 2) MB series seal kits come with a grease pack.
③ Do not position the port facing vertically downward.
④ Keep the piping as short as possible with minimal bending.
Note 1) When used as a single-side hydro unit, air may be mixed in with the operating oil. Consider periodic checks and air bleeding or changing to use as a double-side hydro unit.