Toggle lever valves - Series 84-HPV

5/2-way valves
Connection sizes G1/8 to G1/4

Series 84-HPV

Technical details

  • Connection: G1/8 - G1/4
  • Nominal size: 4 mm - 6 mm
  • Temperature range: 0°C...+60°C

Versions:

  • 5/2-way

Actuator:

  • toggle lever detent
Produktbild Baureihe 84-HPV

Toggle lever valves - 84-HPV series

The 84-HPV series toggle valves from AIRTEC Pneumatic are characterized by their high technical quality and precision and offer a wide range of applications in pneumatic control and drive technology. These 5/2-way valves are available in connection sizes G1/8 to G1/4 and cover a nominal diameter range from 4 mm to 6 mm. They offer a reliable solution for various industrial applications, particularly in areas such as drilling, tapping and piston valves.

Thanks to a temperature range of 0°C to +60°C, the 84-HPV series valves are suitable for a wide range of environments and working conditions. Their lever actuation is latching, which enables simple and safe operation.

Place your trust in the quality of the 84-HPV series and benefit from innovative, customized solutions that AIRTEC Pneumatic can implement for you. Further details on the products, including technical data, CAD files and more, are available on request.

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Key Facts

  • Valve type: 5/2-way valves
  • Connection sizes: G1/8 to G1/4
  • Nominal size: 4 mm - 6 mm
  • Temperature range: 0°C to +60°C
  • Actuation: Lever latching

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FAQs

Frequently asked questions about mechanical valves, applications and customised solutions from AIRTEC.

When is a mechanically operated valve the right choice?

Whenever no control signal is available: without a power supply, in set-up and manual operation, for shutting off and exhausting, and for end-position sensing without electronic sensors. If the machine is electrically controlled anyway, a solenoid valve is the better choice.

What is the difference between mechanically and manually operated valves?

Mechanically operated means that a machine part switches the valve, for example via a plunger or roller lever. Manually operated means that an operator switches it via a hand lever, push button or foot pedal. This distinction is not defined by any standard.

 

Are mechanically operated 3/2-way valves available as NO versions?

AIRTEC does not offer dedicated NO versions. However, many series allow flow in both directions and can be operated as NO by connecting the compressed air supply to port 3 instead of port 1.

Can mechanically operated valves be used in hazardous areas?

Yes. Selected series are available as ATEX versions, and a large proportion are approved for use in hazardous areas, as they have no electrical ignition source of their own; mechanical ignition sources are assessed depending on the installation conditions. A prerequisite is a ported exhaust with a threaded connection so that the exhaust air can be routed out of the zone. Small plunger and push-button valves with an open exhaust hole do not meet this requirement.

What is the service life of mechanically operated valves?

The service life corresponds to that of the other AIRTEC series, as the valve internals are largely identical. In practice, the number of switching cycles is rarely the limiting factor here. Spare parts are available for wearing parts such as the lever.

What compressed air quality is required?

Compressed air to ISO 8573-1:2010, Class 7:2:4 (filtered, oil-free, dried and free from aggressive constituents). However, the pressure dew point must be at least 10 °C below the lowest expected ambient temperature. The same requirements apply as for the pneumatically and electrically operated series.