Rheodyne MXT715-004 MX Series II Switching Valve w/ UH-196 Cords 15000psi
Rheodyne
Details
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CategoryMiscellaneous
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Dimension34.0cm x 24.0cm x 17.0cm
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Serial-
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Shipping TypeFedEx Ground
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Voltage / Hertz50Hz/60Hz
Description
The Rheodyne MXT715-004 MX Series II Switching Valve, paired with UH-196 1/16x10-32 cords, is a robust solution for high-pressure applications. Designed with MBB Make-Before-Break architecture, this motorized valve ensures uninterrupted flow when switching between LOAD and INJECT modes with a loop installed between ports 1 and 4. With the capability to withstand pressures of up to 15000 psi (1034 bar), the valve is ideal for demanding fluidics tasks. Constructed from durable UltraLife materials, it features a 2-position, 6-port configuration with 10-32 threaded coned ports, accommodating 1/16-inch tubing. This item is in new condition, having not been previously used, although it may exhibit minor cosmetic blemishes.
Key Features
- Make-Before-Break (MBB) architecture
- Ultra High Pressure withstands up to 15000 psi
- 2-position, 6-port motorized valve
- Constructed with UltraLife material
- Threaded Port Configuration: Coned 10-32
- Accommodates 1/16-inch tubing OD
Specifications
- MBB architecture prevents flow interruption
- Pressure Rating Max: 15000 psi (1034 bar)
- Valve Positions: 2
- Number of Ports: 6 (10-32 threaded coned)
- Suitable for 1/16-inch Tubing OD
- Material: UltraLife
Weight
Imperial: 5.29 Pounds
Metric: 2.4 Kilograms
Shipping Dimensions
Imperial: 16.06 lb x 11.34 lb x 8.03 lb
Metric: 40.79 cm x 28.8 cm x 20.4 cm
Harmonized Code
84818073
Harmonized Code Details
Code 84818073 covers valves for the control of hydraulic or pneumatic power. This matches the Rheodyne valve's function in fluidics management.
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