CEME solenoid valves are electrically controlled valves for managing fluids (water, steam, air, etc.) in applications like coffee machines, steam irons, and industrial systems, functioning via a
solenoid coil creating a magnetic field to open/close a plunger, offering reliable flow control with materials like brass/stainless steel, and featuring various types (normally open/closed) for precise, autonomous fluid handling in demanding environments.
What they are:
- Solenoid-Operated: They use an electric current through a wire coil (solenoid) to generate a magnetic field, moving a plunger to control fluid flow.
- Fluid Control: They regulate liquids (water, refrigerants, oils) and gases (air, steam) in various systems.
Key Features & Types:
- Normally Open (N.O.): Allows flow when de-energized and closes when powered; ideal for fail-safe systems.
- Normally Closed (N.C.): Stops flow when de-energized and opens when powered (common in many applications).
- Materials: Built with corrosion-resistant brass, stainless steel, and PTFE (Teflon) seals for durability.
- Precision: Engineered for accurate flow control, even using pulse width modulation (PWM) for variable flow.
Common Applications:
How CEME differentiates:
- Industry Focus: Specializes in high-performance components for domestic & industrial steam, coffee, and cleaning.
- Innovation: Invests in R&D for patented solutions, ensuring competitive advantage.
- Quality: Certifications and robust materials ensure suitability for hazardous and demanding conditions.
