Flow Control Solenoid Valve Burkert 6223

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Flow Control Solenoid Valve Burkert 6223
6223  Proportional Solenoid Control Valve
- High Flow General Purpose

2/2-Way; servo-assisted
3/8" NPT - 1" NPT; PN 7-145 PSI
G3 /8 "- G 1"; PN 0,5-10 bar

Optimization of process and product quality through continuous regulation  
Increase of efficiency
Extremely high control accuracy:
- low hysteresis
- high repeatability
- high responsivity
Particularly good turn down ratio and thereby usage of an optimal control range
Fail safe (self-closing in case of power failure)
A complete control system "all from one" with Burkert sensors and controllers
A complete control system "all from one" with Burkert sensors and controllers
View PDF file for Type 6223 Valve (221K) (US Version)
View PDF file for Type 6223 Valve (221K) (Metric)
View PDF file for Type 1094 Controller

Type 6223 is a servo-assisted solenoid control valve for K Vs flow rates from 1.4 to 5 m 3 /h. The variable opening of the cross-section is continually changed proportional to the standard elec-trical input signal. The characteris-tic curve of the valve is practically linear; regulation deviations are extremely low. With < 1%, the valve has a high sensitivity, due to a higher frequent pulse-width modulation. The solenoid control valve consists of the basic components of arma-ture, push-over coil and electronic control unit, and can be mounted in any position. The electronic control unit is integrated into the DIN 43650A cable plug, but can also be supplied as a standard DIN-rail mounting version.
  • Adjustable ramp function from 0-10 s cushions set-point jumps
  • Standard input signals 4-20 mA, 0-10V
  • Monitor signal to assist set-up and indicaton of coil current
  • Tight shut-off due to zero-point suppression
  • Compensation of the coil heating
  • Start of opening and max. open-ing adjustable
  • Simple ordering procedure with one order number for valve and control electronics

Continuous control of larger flow rates of neutral and slightly aggressive media.

• General machine construc-tion (in particular control for cooling circulations)
• Process technology in the chemical industry
• Paper and printing machines (e.g., damp control)
• Filling systems
• Machinery and plants for food and beverage industries
• Water treatment
• Medical technology (sterilization)
• Textile industry (dyeing, washing, drying)



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