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D-Cryo Series Solenoid Valve are 2-way, high flow, miniature cryogenic solenoid valves designed and built for service down to -196°C (-320°F). Depending on your temperature requirements, the D-Cryo Series can be configured for liquid nitrogen (LN2), liquid carbon dioxide (LC02), and other extreme temperature media.
Yes, for qualified OEM applications. Together with your design team, Gems’ engineers can customize the best solution for your application.
What is the difference in the coil classifications?Gems have 3 class options, each having a different maximum operating temperature. Be aware that valves left on for 5 to 10 minutes will self-heat. A typical 6 watt “A” valve will self-heat to 60°C while a 10 watt “D” valve will self-heat to 90°C Class B 266°F / 130°C Class F 311°F / 155°C Class H 365°F / 180°C
What is the standard operating temperature on a Gems solenoid valve?-40°F to 212°F / -40°C to 100°C Cryogenic valves are rated to -320°F / -196°C
What does MOPD stand for?Maximum opening pressure difference across the valve. Gems solenoid valves range from 0 to 1000 PSI
What is a latching valve?A latching valve is designed to allow the valve to stay either open or closed without continuous power.
What is an isolation valve?A diaphragm is used to isolate media from the over seat parts of the valve, reducing media contact with the valves internal components. This is suitable for aggressive liquids or gases and helps reduce the risk of media contamination.
B-Cryo Series Solenoid Valves are 2-way miniature cryogenic solenoid valves designed and built for service down to -320°F (-196°C) in applications needing a CV between 0.045 and 0.440. Depending on temperature requirements, the B-Cryo...
