Norgren A1013C-CY1W2 Solenoid Poppet Valve 3/8 in

Product Description

The NORGREN A1013C-CY1W2 is a solenoid-actuated poppet valve designed for pneumatic and fluid control applications in industrial and mechanical systems. It features a 3/8 inch inlet, a Cv rating of 3.4, and a normally closed (NC) configuration that defaults to the closed position when de-energized. With a 2-port design and poppet-style construction, the valve delivers reliable on/off flow control. Licensed mechanical and industrial technicians typically install this type of valve in compressed air lines, fluid circuits, and automated equipment. The valve weighs 2.482 pounds and is finished in black.

This valve is suited for use in industrial automation, pneumatic control panels, fluid handling equipment, and process control systems requiring a compact, solenoid-operated shutoff. The normally closed configuration makes it appropriate for safety-oriented circuits where flow must stop on power loss. It fits typical 3/8 inch ported plumbing arrangements found in light to medium industrial machinery and automated assembly equipment.

Key Features

• Poppet valve design provides positive shutoff with minimal internal leakage
• Solenoid actuator enables electrical on/off control of fluid or air flow
• 3/8 inch inlet fits standard fractional pipe and tubing connections
• Cv rating of 3.4 supports moderate flow capacity in pneumatic and fluid circuits
• Normally closed (NC) configuration closes automatically when de-energized for fail-safe operation
• 2-port configuration for straightforward inline installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install solenoid poppet valve for industrial pneumatic and fluid control systems requiring a 3/8 inch inlet, 2-port, normally closed solenoid valve with a Cv rating of 3.4.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified industrial or mechanical technician familiar with pneumatic and fluid control systems. Depressurize and de-energize the system fully before removing the existing valve or making any connections. Verify that supply voltage matches the solenoid coil specifications before energizing. Follow applicable local codes and equipment manufacturer guidelines for fitting torque and seal requirements.