This 6 mm, 2-way (2/2) solenoid valve has an integrated sapphire orifice that enables droplet dispensing in the 10 nanoliter to microliter range directly from the valve itself (no need for an additional nozzle). This outlet type is available in two different styles: the simple IO-style is easiest to flush, while the long-throw-style (LT) incorporates an internal pressure compensation bladder, allowing the droplet to retain its integrity longer and travel farther. Available with 062 MINSTAC or barbed inlets, three seal material options, and multiple orifice sizes, these valves are ideal for numerous precision dispensing applications in diagnostics and biotech, including lateral flow strip manufacturing, well plate dispensing, and bioprinting, and for dispensing coatings and sealants in industries such as semiconductor manufacturing. Each valve is customizable and 100% tested to ensure performance.
Characteristic | Specification |
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Inlet Port Options1 | Barb Inlet: For use with 1/32" ID flexible tubing MINSTAC® Inlet: For use with threaded tubing assemblies and safety screens |
Operating Pressure2 | 0 - 120 psig |
Cycle Life3 | 250 M Cycles Min |
Recommended Filtration4 | 12 Microns or Finer |
Dispensing Frequency5 | Up to 1000 Hz |
Operating Temperature | 40°F to 120°F (4°C to 49°C) |
Max Internal Coil Temperature6 | 150°F (66°C) |
Storage Conditions | Temperature: -40°F to 175°F (-40°C to 80°C) Relative Humidity: 85% Max, Non-Condensing |
Weight | < 2 grams |
Component | Material |
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Seal Options | EPDM, FKM, or FFKM |
Armature & Plunger Stop | 430 Stainless Steel or FeCR |
Spring | 316 Stainless Steel |
Housing | PEEK or PPS |
Minstac Inlet Port (M) | PEEK |
Barb Inlet Port (P) | 430 Stainless Steel or FeCR |
Integrated Orifice Outlet (IO) | PEEK, Sapphire |
LT Integrated Orifice Outlet (LT IO) | PEEK, Sapphire, & Butyl Bladder |
Are you ready to get started? We offer a VHS Valve Evaluation Kit (part number IKTX0322000A) for easy setup and development testing of a dispense system. All that is required is a pressurized fluid source, control signal, and a power supply.
One MINSTAC INLET/MINSTAC OUTLET VHS Series solenoid valve (24VDC, EPDM) is included, along with a spike and hold driver, nozzles, and numerous accessories. This M/M configuration allows you to quickly iterate your dispense setup with the use of various threaded 062 MINSTAC nozzles. If you’d like to test a different outlet configuration, those valves can be purchased separately from the kit and must be rated for a 24 VDC spike voltage.
This table below contains the part numbers and technical specifications for this product. If you have specific questions, need a quote, or would like to request a handbook or drawing, click the red request button in the column on the far right.
FLUIDIC CONNECTIONS, NOZZLES, & ACCESSORIES
Our Miniature Inert System of Tubing and Components (MINSTAC) product line offers numerous options for fluidic connection to the inlet of the VHS Series valves. This includes tubing assemblies optimized for low shear, and low internal volume, as well as inert check valves, safety screens, filters, adapters and unions. Recommended part numbers that enable connection to the barbed or threaded 062 MINSTAC inlet ports are included in the tables below.
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