Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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It's a Clippard Control Valve. Here's what I found on it:

The Mouse series. "this valve is quiet, quick, eats very little (.67 watts) and is cute. Valves accept low voltage, low current
signals, convert them into high pressure (100 psig) pneumatic outputs. Optional low pressure/medium flow and low
pressure/high flow are available. (The air supply should be reasonably clean and dry for optimum performance.
Recommended filtration is 40 micron.)"

EV Series Features:
•Over 1,000,000,000+ cycle life
•Low vibration and noise
•100% tested
•Low power
•Fast response time
•Compact and lightweight

Coil Resistance 218
Connection Terminal Pin, 0.025"
Connector C2-RB18
Current 0.05A
Cycles Over 1 Billion
Data Sheets Standard, High Pressure, Oxygen Clean, Analytical, Corrosion-Resistant, N.O. Manifold
Filtration 40 micron (recommended)
Leak Rate 0.1 sccm
Material, Body Nickel Plated Brass Body & Core
Material, Seals Nitrile
Material, Spring Nickel Alloy
Max. psig 105 (7.2 bar)
Medium Clean, Dry Air & Compatible Gases
Mount In-Line
Mounting #6-32 Thread
Operating Pressure 105 psig (25 l/min @ 100 psig)
Operating Temperature Range 32 to 180°F (0 to 82°C)
Operating Voltage Range 90 to 150%
Poppet Travel 0.007"
Port Size #10-32 Female In-Line
Response Time 5 to 10 milliseconds (nominal) @ 25 psig (1.7 bar)
Type Standard
Unit Imperial
Voltage 12 VDC
Wattage 0.67 Watts (nominal)
Weight 0.21