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  • Compressed air technology

Compressed air technology

2,095 Variants

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2,095 Variants

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Length weld connector
Head piece
Power coil
Power
Power consumption DC
Housing
Voltage
Hand lever, turning handle
Use
Thread
Mounting bridge
Screw
Mounting
Operating temperature max.
Ball, spindle
Max. working pressure
Working pressure
Compression spring
Nominal voltage
Spring, snap ring, balls
Standard short code
Roll length
Internal parts
Contact type

Length weld connector

Power coil

Power

Power consumption DC

Housing

aluminium  aluminium anodised  aluminium anodised (type VR)  aluminium anodised, black  aluminium anodised, blue  aluminium die-cast  aluminium die-cast EN AB 46100, epoxy resin - powder coated  aluminium powder coated  aluminium, painted silver  aluminium, perforated steel plate, galvanized  aluminium, surface treated  amaplast with fitted device cover  brass  brass / steel burnished or stainless steel 1.4571  brass chromium-plated  brass or stainless steel 1.4571  brass with a bare metal surface  copper alloy (Rg5)  copper alloy 2.1096.01  CrNi steel  CrNi steel 1.4571  die-cast zinc  glass fibre reinforced plastic  grey cast iron GG25 epoxy resin coated, colour RAL 5015  gunmetal  high-quality industrial plastic  material Grivory® (PA 66)  nickel-plated brass  Nickel-plated brass (outside), bright brass (inside)  plastic  plastic (durable)  plastic (type SLP)  plastic, black  polyamide (glass fibre reinforced)  polyamide blue or black  polycarbonate  pressed brass  profiled tube from aluminium, anodised  robust, durable polypropylene  special die-cast  stainless steel 1.4301  stainless steel 1.4305  stainless steel 1.4401  stainless steel 1.4401 (AISI 316)  Stainless steel 1.4404  stainless steel 1.4571  stainless steel V4A (1.4571)  steel  steel steel  steel, black (Ø 63 mm); CrNi-steel (Ø 100 mm)  steel, brass colours, with pressure-release opening in rear wall  zinc  zinc die-cast (G 1/2″) / aluminium (G 3/4″ to G 2″)  zinc die-cast (G 1/4 to G 1/2), brass (G 3/4 to G 1 1/2)  zinc die-cast (G 1/4″ to G 1/2″), silver coated / aluminium (G 3/4″ to G 1″), silver coated  zinc die-cast / aluminium, silver coated  zinc die-cast, aluminium for G 3/4″, G 1″  zinc die-cast, aluminium for version G 1″  zinc die-cast, black coated  zinc die-cast, silver coated  zinc die-cast, spring housing; PA 

Hand lever, turning handle

Operating temperature max.

Ball, spindle

Max. working pressure

-0.99 - 20 bar  -0.99 bar - 15 bar  0 - 35 bar, maximum static working pressure (non-pulsating)  0.2 - 26 bar  0.2 - 50 bar  0.5 - 10 bar  0.5 - 12 bar  0.5 - 60 bar  0.99 - 20 bar  1 - 35 bar and rough vacuum  1.5 - 8 bar  10.0 bar  15 bar (12 bar at G 1″)  2.5 - 10 bar  2.5 - 10 bar (monostable), 1.0 - 10 bar (bistable), vacuum up to 10 bar (external pilot air)  2.5 - 10 bar (monostable), 1.0 - 10 bar (bistable), vacuum up to 10 bar (in case of external supply air)  2.5 - 10 bar (monostable, 1.0 - 10 bar (bistable), vacuum to 10 bar  2.5 - 10 bar; Max. vacuum 10 bar (external pilot air)  2.5 - 7 bar  2.5 - 8 bar  35.0 bar  4.5 bar  7.0 bar  dependent on operating temperature; max. 10 bar (at 20 °C); max. 1 bar (above 170 °C)  dependent on operating temperature; max. 10 bar (at 20 °C); max. 1 bar (at 60 °C)  dependent on operating temperature; max. 10 bar (at 20 °C); max. 2.5 bar (at 90 °C)  Liquidscolon 40 / 32 bar depending on the port size; gascolon max. 5 bar (MOP 5)  max. 10 bar (to the temperature +20 °C); max. 7 bar (at temperature +40 °C); max. 5 bar (at temperature +60 °C)  max. 100 bar (G 3/8″, G 1/2″); max. 100 bar (G 3/4″, G 1″); max. 60 bar (G 1 1/4″, G 1 1/2″); max. 40 bar (G 2″)  max. 12 bar, static working pressure (non-pulsating)  max. 16 bar (at +20 °C)  max. 16 bar for valves with cutting ring connection; max. 4 bar for valves with pipe thread  max. 16 bar; max. 12 bar for 13.5 x 9.5 mm hose  max. 25 bar (on stem)  max. 25 bar (on thermowell)  max. 250 bar brass, max. 400 bar with steel / stainless steel  max. 40 bar (to DN 32); max. 25 bar (from DN 40); max. 16 bar (from DN 65)  max. 400 bar (at 20 °C); max. 250 bar (at G 1 - 20 °C)  max. 55 bar (depending on nominal size and temperature)  max. 6 bar (copper alloy), max. 25 bar (stainless steel)  max. 6 bar (on thermowell)  max. 63 bar (depending on temperature and nominal size)  max. 70 bar (depending on nominal size and temperature)  max. 70 bar (depending on operating temperature)  min. 0.0 bar; max. 15.0 bar  min. 0.35 bar; max. 8.5 bar  Vacuum up to 10 bar 

Working pressure

Nominal voltage

Standard short code

Roll length

Contact type

Absolutely tight: Pneumatic components from HANSA-FLEX

Using air as a medium to transmit force has a great many advantages: it is available free-of-charge, in unlimited quantities and is easy to store. However, it requires a lot of energy to put the air under pressure using compressors. The airtightness of the system is the deciding factor in how economically a compressed air system can be operated. It all comes down to the quality of the pneumatic components. HANSA-FLEX, as an expert with extensive know-how in fluid technology, offers a comprehensive, high-quality product portfolio. From air blast guns to hose collars, plug-in couplings to maintenance units, valves and cylinders – we have virtually everything. HANSA-FLEX’s range of compressed air connection technology includes over 15,000 components and tools. In addition to various hose types and pipeline systems, the range also includes couplings and connectors among the most important connection technology components. They can be supplied as thread or elastomer sealing types to suit the customer’s requirements, and in various metal and plastic versions to cover a wide range of applications.