Pneumatic Symbols

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Graphic Symbols Standards
Pneumatic symbols conform to and are devised from the International Standard ISO 1219-1 1991
This covers graphical symbols for Fluid Power Systems and Components
Port markings for fluid power valves are not covered by the ISO standard. These are taken from the recommendations of CETOP RP 68
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CETOP
Who is CETOP? CETOP is the abbreviation of Comite Europeen des Transmissions Oleohydrauliques et Pneumatiques. CETOP is the
European Fluid Power Committee.
Thus, it is:
The communication platform for fluid power in Europe.
The international umbrella organisation for national fluid power associations in Europe.
Through the 18 national associations which are member of CETOP, all well known companies in Europe belong to the European
Committee. Many of these companies are leading fluid power manufacturers and major players in the international markets.
CETOP represents more than 1,000 companies - mainly manufacturers, but also some dealers - with almost 70,000 employees and a
market value of about 13 billion EURO. These account for a very high proportion of companies active in these fields - 80-90% in most
countries.
Basic Symbols
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Shapes
These shapes and lines in the relative proportions shown, make up a set of basic symbols from which fluid power symbols and circuits
are constructed
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Basic Symbols (shapes)
Symbol sets can be drawn to any size but their scale and relative proportions are determined by a basic dimension of your choice
Circles O

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energy conversion units measuring instrument
o= 1/3 I mechanical link
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Basic Symbols (shapes)

Square

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Square at
45o

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Rectangle
control component connections perpendicular to sides
conditioning apparatus connections to corners
M

cylinders and valves

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Basic Symbols (shapes)
1/4 e
Rectangles
continued
e piston
1/4 e
1/2 e
min 1 e
1/2 e

1/2 e
[D
cushion
m

certain control methods, length between limits to suit

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max 2 e
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Basic Symbols

Semi-circle
Capsule
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rotary actuator, motor or pump with limited ' ' angle of rotation
pressurised reservoir

air receiver, auxiliary gas bottle

A
A
Double line
= ={= mechanical connection 1/51 piston rod, lever, shaft
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Basic Symbols
Line
2
Working line, pilot supply, return, electrical
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Dashed
Pilot control, bleed, filter

Chain
Enclosure of two or more functions in one unit
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Line
Electrical line
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Functional Elements
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Functional Elements
1/2 e 1/4 i
Triangle A A UA
Direction and nature of fluid, open pneumatic or filled hydraulic

Spring WV VW size to suit

Arrow A
s
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1/3 e
Long sloping indicates adjustability

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Functional Elements
Arrows ^ ^ ^ ^ /// \ Straight or sloping
path and flow direction, or motion
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Tee
Closed path or port d=
Restriction
Size to suit

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Functional Elements
Curved arrows ^ ) rotary motion
Shaft rotation
Seating

clockwise from right hand end anti-clockwise from right hand end both
90o angle

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Functional Elements
Temperature 1
Indication or control (p size to suit
Operator
\/
Opposed solenoid windings

TL T
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Prime mover M Electric motor

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Flowlines and Connections
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Flowlines
Junction Single

Junction Four way junction

Crossing -------- not connected

Flexible >/* Hose usually connecting

^ parts with relative movement
line
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Connections
Air bleed
A
Continuous
Temporary by probe
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Air exhaust
No means of
connection
With means of connection
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Connections
Coupling quick release

Both to exhaust
Coupling quick release self sealing

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Source sealed
Coupling quick release self sealing
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Both sealed
Connections
Rotary connection one line
Rotary connection two lines

Rotary connection three lines

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Conditioners and Pressure Producing Plant
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Conditioners

Water separator with manual drain

Water separator with automatic drain

Filter with manual drain

Filter with automatic drain

Lubricator o
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Conditioners
Dryer
Cooler with and without coolant flow lines
Heater

Combined heater / cooler

Plant

d)=

Compressor and
electric motor
Air receiver C )-

Isolating valve -xt-

Air inlet filter o-

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Pressure Control
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Pressure regulators
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A pressure regulator symbol represents a normal state with the spring holding the regulator valve open to connect the supply to the
outlet.
The dotted line represents the feedback, this opposes the spring and can vary the flow through the valve from full flow, through shut off,
to exhaust. The symbol is usually drawn in only this one state. The flow path can be imagined to hinge at the right hand end to first shut
off the supply then connect to the exhaust.
Adjustable Regulator simplified
Adjustable Regulator with pressure gauge simplified
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Filter Regulator Lubricator
FRL Combined unit
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FRL Simplified symbol

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Pressure relief valves
A pressure relief valve symbol represents a normal state with the spring holding the valve closed.
The dotted line represents feed-forward, this opposes the spring and can be imagined to lift the flow path. When the pressure reaches an
excess value the flow path will line up with the ports and flow air to relief.
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Adjustable relief valve simplified

Preset relief valve simplified
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Actuators
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Actuators
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Cylinders symbols can be any length over i"

The piston and rod can be shown in the retracted, extended or any intermediate position
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A A
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Single acting
Single acting sprung instroked

Single acting sprung outstroked

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Single acting sprung instroked magnetic *
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Single acting sprung outstroked magnetic
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ISO 1219-1 provides no example for magnetic cylinders
Single acting without spring
Single acting normally instroked external force returns
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Single acting normally outstroked external force returns

Single acting normally instroked magnetic external force returns

Single acting normally outstroked magnetic external force returns
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Note: the hardware is usually double acting cylinders applied as single acting
Double acting
Double acting adjustable cushions
0

Double acting through rod

Double acting magnetic

m

Double acting rodless

* ISO 1219-1 provides no example for magnetic or rodless cylinders

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Rotary actuators
Semi rotary double acting

Rotary motor single direction of rotation

Rotary motor bidirectional

Simplified cylinder symbols

Single acting load returns
Single acting spring returns
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Double acting non cushioned
Double acting adjustable cushions
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Double acting through rod
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Valve symbol structure
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Valve symbol structure
The function of a valve is given by a pair of numerals separated by a stroke, e.g. 3/2..
The first numeral indicates the number of main ports. These are inlets, outlets and exhausts but excludes signal ports and external pilot
feeds.
The second numeral indicates the number of states the valve can achieve.
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Valve symbol structure

A 3/2 valve therefore has 3 ports (normally these are inlet, outlet and exhaust) and 2 states (the normal state and the operated state)
The boxes are two pictures of the same valve
operated

normal
Valve symbol structure
A valve symbol shows the pictures for each of the valve states joined end to end
operated

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Valve symbol structure
A valve symbol shows the pictures for each of the valve states joined end to end
operated
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Valve symbol structure
The port connections are shown to only one of the diagrams to indicate the prevailing state

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Valve symbol structure
The operator for a particular state is illustrated against that state
Operated state produced by f]
pushing a button

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Valve symbol structure
The operator for a particular state is illustrated against that state
Operated state produced by f]
pushing a button

Normal state AAA produced by a spring

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Valve symbol structure
The operator for a particular state is illustrated against that state
Operated state produced by pushing a button

Normal state produced by a spring

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Valve symbol structure
The valve symbol can be visualised as moving to align one state or another with the port connections
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Valve symbol structure
The valve symbol can be visualised as moving to align one state or another with the port connections

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Valve symbol structure
The valve symbol can be visualised as moving to align one state or another with the port connections

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Valve symbol structure
A 5/2 valve symbol is constructed in a similar way. A picture of the valve flow paths for each of the two states is shown by the two boxes.
The 5 ports are normally an inlet, 2 outlets and 2 exhausts

Valve symbol structure

The full symbol is then made by joining the two boxes and adding operators. The connections are shown against only the prevailing state

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Valve symbol structure
The full symbol is then made by joining the two boxes and adding operators. The connections are shown against only the prevailing state
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Valve symbol structure
The full symbol is then made by joining the two boxes and adding operators. The connections are shown against only the prevailing state

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Valve symbol structure
The recommended spacing of the connections
1/4 C 1 l 1/4 l
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1/4 C

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1/2 C 1/2 C
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Valve symbol structure

The boxes can be joined at either end but the operator must be drawn against the state that it produces. The boxes can also be flipped
A variety of symbol patterns are possible
normally
normally
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Valve symbol structure

The boxes can be joined at either end but the operator must be drawn against the state that it produces. The boxes can also be flipped
A variety of symbol patterns can be produced
Reverse connected
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Valve functions
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Valve functions
Basic valves before operators are added
Function 2/2
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Examples, push button operated
with spring return
Normal position
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Function 3/2
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Valve functions
Basic valves before operators are added
Function 2/2
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Function 3/2
ir
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Examples, push button operated
with spring return
Operated position
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Valve functions
Basic valves before operators are added
Function 4/2
X
Function 5/2

Examples, push button operated

with spring return
Normal position
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Valve functions
Basic valves before operators are added
Examples, push button operated
with spring return
Operated position
Function 4/2
X

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Function 5/2

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Valve functions 5/3
Three position valves have a normal central position that is set by springs or with a manual control such as a lever
 The flow pattern in the centre position varies with the type. Three types will be considered
1, All ports sealed
2, Outlets to exhaust, supply sealed
3, Supply to both outlets, exhausts sealed
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Valves 5/3
All valves types shown in the normal position
Type 1. All ports sealed
Type 2. Outlets to exhaust
Type 3. Supply to outlets
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Valves 5/3
All valves types shown in the first operated position
Type 1. All ports sealed
Type 2. Outlets to exhaust
Type 3. Supply to outlets
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TTT

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Valves 5/3
All valves types shown in the normal position
Type 1. All ports sealed
Type 2. Outlets to exhaust
Type 3. Supply to outlets
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w x\. Jr
1^.
7

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Valves 5/3
All valves types shown in the second operated position
Type 1. All ports sealed
Type 2. Outlets to exhaust
Type 3. Supply to outlets
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Valves 5/3
All valves types shown in the normal position
Type 1. All ports sealed
Type 2. Outlets to exhaust
Type 3. Supply to outlets
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vA^ 7

w x\. Jr
1^.
7

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Operators
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Operators
Manual
General manual

Lever

Push button

Pedal
>
Pull button

Treadle
1
Push/pull button
Rotary knob

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Operators
Mechanical
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Plunger Pressure

Spring normally as a return Pilot pressure

Roller Differential pressure

Uni-direction Detent in 3 positions

p-<-
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Operators
Electrical
Solenoid
direct
Solenoid pilot
Z
ZB
Solenoid pilot with manual override and external pilot supply
Z
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Solenoid pilot with manual override and integral pilot supply

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When no integral or external pilot supply is shown it is assumed to be integral

X

Port markings
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Port Markings
To CETOP RP68P

2
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12
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Lid
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Port Markings
To CETOP RP68P
12

X|10
JLW
A
12
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2
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10

2 4
1^
X
1 s
12
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4 I2
14 V y
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Lid
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Port Markings
To CETOP RP68P

Port Markings
To CETOP RP68P
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Port Markings
To CETOP RP68P

2 4
14
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Function components
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Function components
Non-return valve simplified
Flow regulator unidirectional

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Flow regulator bidirectional simplified
Two pressure AND simplified
Shuttle valve OR simplified

-0-L0>-
Note: The output can exhaust back and is not trapped

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Function components
Quick exhaust valve with <rr-nS
silencer simplified
Silencer
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Pressure to electric switch preset
------->

WV
Pressure to electric switch adjustable
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Valves IIZ Electrical and IDZ

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Actuators
Single acting cylinders
Sprung in
Magnetic sprung in

m
Sprung out

Magnetic sprung in non-rotating rod

Magnetic sprung out non-rotating rod

KAJ
Magnetic MJV sprung out
Single acting cylinders
Sprung in adjustable cushion

Sprung out adjustable cushion

^ -I I Y
Magnetic sprung in adjustable cushion
r-Wi
Magnetic sprung out adjustable cushion
VA-4

Single acting cylinders

Sprung in adjustable cushion non-rotating rod
Sprung out adjustable cushion non-rotating rod
Magnetic sprung in adjustable cushion non-rotating rod
Magnetic sprung out adjustable cushion non-rotating rod

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Single acting bellows
Bellows single convolution
II

Bellows double convolution

II

Bellows triple convolution

II

Double acting cylinders

Non-magnetic
rf
Magnetic
hydraulic
f

Non-magnetic
adjustable
cushioned

Non-magnetic
rod bellows
Magnetic

Magnetic
adjustable
cushioned
Magnetic adjustable cushioned rod bellows

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Double acting cylinders
Nonrotating rod
Active
brake
0
m

S'
Magnetic nonrotating rod
Magnetic active brake

Passive
brake
Guided
rod
magnetic
m
gp

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Magnetic
passive
brake

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Double acting cylinders
Non-magnetic through rod

Non-magnetic adjustable cushioned through rod

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Magnetic through rod

Magnetic adjustable cushioned through rod

Double acting cylinders

Three position adjustable cushions (equal strokes)

Three position adjustable cushions magnetic (equal strokes)

Four position adjustable cushions (unequal strokes)
Four position adjustable cushions magnetic (unequal strokes)

Other actuators
With electronic analogue output of piston position
Slide unit

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Semi-rotary actuator

Rotary motor bi-directional and non-reversible

Rodless cylinders
Cushioned
Cushioned
passive
brake
Cushioned active brake
Cushioned
magnetic
Cushioned magnetic passive brake
Cushioned magnetic active brake
Rodless cylinders
Twin stroke cushioned
Twin stroke
cushioned
magnetic
Twin stroke air through carriage
Twin stroke air through carriage magnetic
M
ft
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TT
Shock absorbers
Self
adjusting

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Adjustable
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Air Line Equipment
Combination units
FRL with shut off valve and pressure gauge
Lubro-control unit

Filter and lubricator

Combination units
Breathing air set

Filter regulator
Filter regulator with gauge

Filters
Filter with manual drain

Filter with automatic drain

Filter with automatic drain

and pressure drop
indicator

Pressure regulators
Pre-set relieving
Pre-set relieving with pressure gauge
Adjustable relieving
Adjustable relieving with pressure gauge
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L_J
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M- -
L_J
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Pressure regulators
Pilot operated
Pilot regulator with independent feedback
Pilot operated regulator controlled from pilot regulator
Pressure regulators
Precision dual stage (11-818)

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1
1
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1
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Proportional pressure valve
2

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Lubricator
Lubricator

Pressure relief valves

Preset, no means of connection to exhaust
Preset, tapped exhaust port
Adjustable, no means of connection to exhaust
Adjustable, tapped exhaust port
Pilot operated
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Other components
Silencer
Filter silencer
Water separator automatic drain
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Electrical and Electronic
Sensors
Reed switch 2 wire
Loads must be additionally suppressed
__________________________-- brown +V
blue
Load
0V
Reed switch changeover
Reed switch 3 wire with led indicator (emulating current sourcing pnp device)
Reed switch 3 wire with led indicator (emulating current sinking npn device)
Reed switch 2 wire with led indicator
, black Load I-0V- blue ^^ ov
Load
brown +V
Sensors
Loads must be additionally suppressed
Solid state magnetic sensor pnp (current sourcing)
Solid state magnetic sensor plug in cable pnp (current sourcing)
Solid state magnetic sensor npn (current sinking)
Solid state magnetic sensor plug in cable npn (current sinking)
Solid state magnetic sensor with pulse extension
'jpnp
---------blue 0V
black Load
0V

. brow- +V blue 0V
4 t black
Load
0V
^npn'
blue 0V brown +V
black
Load
+V
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blue 0V brown +V
) black Load +V
m
brown +V blue 0V
black
Load
0V
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Sensors
Loads must be additionally suppressed
Reed switch 2 wire with led indicator and plug in cable
Reed switch 2 wire with led indicator and plug in cable
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brown +V
black
Load -0V
)~ + brown

blue
Load -0V
Electrical Symbols
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Electrical symbols
Direct current (DC ) Line to earth 4
 Alternating current ( AC ) Line to chassis 4.

AC or DC Cell
T

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Positive and + Battery or 12 V

negative polarity T T
Electrical Components
Relay contact
Normally Normally open closed

Push button contact

Pull button contact
Twist switch contact
E-'
J-'
1-'
t-T

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Normally Normally open closed
General manual ^ switch contact
Roller switch contact
Delay to operate ('
Delay to reset
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Electrical Components
Relay coil
Relay coil delay to operate contacts
Relay coil delay to reset contacts
K

Solenoid valve coil

Electrical Components

Proximity switch 0-) Bell

Touch sensitive switch Buzzer w

Pressure switch Microphone D

 Loudspeaker
^4^--------
Supply and return (ov)--------
Electronic Component Symbols
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Electronic Components
Opto-isolator
sa
c:
Windings
inductor j
inductor with core
variable inductor
transformer
LA,A-AJ
prvv^
Capacitors
capacitor
polarised capacitor
variable capacitor
pre-set capacitor
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Resistors
Resistor
Variable
Potentiometer
Pre-set pot
Voltage dependent
Light dependent
Diodes
diode
zener diode
light emitting diode
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Electronic Components
Thyristor
4
Fuse
Triac
4
Wires connected
or
NPN Transistor

Wires crossing
PNP Transistor
-0
Double junction
or L
Photo-transistor
'A,
'A

Electronic Components
Conductors in a cable
Conductors
twisted
Plug and socket
socket
Meters for amps, volts, ohms & watts
Motors dc & ac
m 00

Generator

Lamp steady & flashing

Operational
amplifier

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Function Fittings and Components
Function fittings
Blocking fitting
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12
2 rrm -I I I'^lwv
Pressure reducing fitting
2

Pneumatic sensor fitting

IK Q - 2

Function components
Air fuse
)/W.
Non return valve

Non return valve

-wa
Function components
bi-directional flow regulator
Exhaust flow regulator with and without silencer
Silencers Shuttle valve OR
Two pressure valve AND (will exhaust either signal back)
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Function components
Uni-directional flow regulator
Quick exhaust valve with and without silencer
Rotating joint

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Pressure indicator
Pressure drop indicator
Quick release couplings
made
released
Both to exhaust

Source sealed
-o>^

Both sealed

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Solenoid Valves
Solenoid valves
with man override on the solenoid
Direct solenoid actuated spring return 2/2 NC
Direct solenoid actuated spring return 3/2 NC
Direct solenoid actuated spring return 3/2 NO
3
VA
2 , 12 2
12 ii 10 1------------------- ii !\
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12 10 ii
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12 A 10 ''
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3
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VA
1
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Solenoid valves
with man override on the solenoid
Pilot solenoid actuated spring return 3/2 NC
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12 10 12 m
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10
Pilot solenoid actuated spring return 3/2 NO
12

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ZE
12
z

2
10
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Pilot solenoid actuated pilot solenoid return
12
2
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12 10
/ 2 ZL. \
1
1
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Solenoid valves
Pilot solenoid actuated spring return, 5/2
Pilot solenoid actuated spring return and manual override, 5/2
Pilot solenoid actuated pilot solenoid return, 5/2
Pilot solenoid actuated pilot solenoid return and manual override, 5/2
4 I2
14 ' /T'
X 2
5 -,13
12
4 J2
14 ' /T'
X
5 _IU_3
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Solenoid valves
Pilot solenoid actuated spring return, 5/2
Pilot solenoid actuated spring return and manual override, 5/2
Pilot solenoid actuated and returned, 5/2
Pilot solenoid actuated and returned with manual overrides, 5/2
Reverse piped
14
T 2 ' / T'
5 i..3
12
14
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5 .i,3
12
14 12
T 5 7 < T
5 3
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A
2
A
Solenoid valves
Double pilot solenoid actuated spring to centre all ports sealed reverse piped
Priority pilot solenoid actuated differential air return, 3/2
Priority pilot solenoid actuated differential air return, 5/2
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5 1
12
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Solenoid valves

Priority pilot solenoid actuated differential air return, 3/2

Priority pilot solenoid actuated differential air return, 5/2
Priority pilot solenoid actuated air spring return, 3/2
Priority pilot solenoid actuated air spring return, 5/2
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5 Llu 3
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5
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Solenoid valves
Pilot solenoid actuated spring return, manual override, 5/2 with integral flow regulators
Double pilot solenoid actuated, manual override, 5/2 with integral flow regulators
4 J2
14 1
A AJL A'
5 LWL3
12
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4
2

Solenoid valves
Double pilot solenoid actuated, spring to centre all ports sealed, 5/3 with integral flow regulators
Double pilot solenoid actuated, spring to centre supply port sealed, 5/3 with integral flow regulators
Double pilot solenoid actuated, spring to centre supply to outlets, 5/3 with integral flow regulators
ZE
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A/V

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Proportional solenoid valves
4
Proportional flow to electrical signal
4m
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TTT
2
xM/V
vAv
Proportional pressure to electrical signal
21,-'
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Safety related valves

Monitored dump valve
12 10
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3 1 w\,
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Soft start valve
12 I
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Valves
Valves un-tapped exhaust

Plunger actuated spring return 3/2

Roller actuated spring return 3/2
Push button actuated spring return 3/2
Toggle actuated detented 3/2
Rotary knob actuated detented 3/2
Key actuated detented 3/2
Valves integral bleed supply
Plunger / bleed actuated air return 3/2
Roller / bleed actuated air return 3/2
One way trip / bleed actuated air return 3/2
Low pressure / bleed actuated air return 3/2
12
2
S
10
3

12
-pm

J-. -JL
2
Antenna / bleed actuated
air return 3/2
3
-^r
10
2
12
/ T-
10

12
2

3 Y'
10
2
12
1. Z-
3 V'
10
Valves external bleed supply
Plunger / bleed actuated air return 3/2
Roller / bleed actuated air return 3/2
One way trip / bleed actuated air return 3/2
Low pressure / bleed actuated air return 3/2 -l>S
Antenna / bleed actuated air return 3/2
2
i2 10 T
<L T _ 7
:3V \
____
1

i2 7 i0
T
!3V \
1
____
1

i2 i0
T_ A T
3^ \
____
1
Ai
2
i2 7 10 T
SZ
\
____
! 3V 1
 A

I 2
12 / 10
-A T
J^.
3
V
Ai
Pilot actuated valves
NC
NO
Pilot actuated spring return 2/2
Pilot actuated spring return 3/2
Double pilot actuated 3/2
Differential pilot actuated 3/2
12
12
12
12
f>-
2

VA
2
2
2 12 2
il ^1^
10 T
vw
1 1
10
12
12

-;T 7 10 12 j-c\- -i>-C TV 7 n

3l 1 3| 1
10
vA
Pilot actuated valves
NC
 Pressure or vacuum actuated spring return 2/2 (diaphragm valve)

Low pressure pilot actuated spring return 3/2

Low pressure pilot actuated pilot return, 3/2
Low pressure pilot actuated and returned, 3/2

2
io T^W

2
i2 f io
TI A
3l i
NO
, 2io
iiwv
-->-2x1
->-^x
--t
VA
i2 io
r'> T_L 7
31 _ i

Pilot actuated valves

Remote pressure bleed actuated spring return, NC, 3/2
Remote pressure bleed actuated spring return, NO, 3/2
Remote pressure bleed actuated spring return, 5/2
12
12
12
A
2
A
2
A
2

10
1
A
14
2
ii
T 10 12 V\A 1--^ T
n
!1!1 m1
10
2
A 10 12
WV 2 Tf .A

1 : M1
10

a
4
2
12 VM/V
13
vAv
Pilot actuated valves
 Pilot actuated spring return, 4/2
Pilot actuated spring return, 5/2
Double pilot actuated 5/2
Differential pilot actuated
5/2
H>
2 4

-X
1 3
12
4

i4nr ^IT\ I
2
12
xlWV
4
i4nr"
2
12
|1 3
VAV
VAV
4
1inT
-^4A1
2
12 b--<-
VAV
Pilot actuated valves
Pressure or vacuum actuated spring return 5/2 (diaphragm valve)
Low pressure pilot actuated spring return, 5/2
Low pressure pilot actuated pilot return, 5/2
 Low pressure pilot actuated and returned, 5/2
14
51
4
2
12 |1 3
VAV

14

01
0
4
A
2
12
4 |2
1 4 12
2 A. .wv
Llu
5 3
13
vAv
14

VAVA
Pilot actuated valves
Double pilot actuated spring to centre all ports
sealed
Double pilot actuated spring to centre supply port sealed
Double pilot actuated
spring to centre supply to
outlets

Mechanically actuated valves

NC
NO
Plunger actuated spring return 2/2
Plunger actuated spring return 3/2
Plunger actuated air reset
3/2
Mechanically actuated valves
Plunger actuated spring return, 4/2
Plunger actuated spring return, 5/2
Plunger actuated air reset
5/2
14
14
14
2 4
12
X" :LWV
 3
7
1 4 |2
A
i

T\ V / T^
5 |1 3
i vAv
4 |2

VT-
5 |1 3
12
12
Mechanically actuated valves
NC
NO
Roller actuated spring return 2/2
Roller actuated spring return 3/2
12
12
2 12 2
ii ^1^
10 T
vw
1 1
10
 10
T_ 7 10 12 _\M 0= 7 7 .VW
1 3| 1
2
VA
2
Roller actuated air reset 12 ii 12
10
(3= T 7 (7^_____ T /T-
3/2 3f 1 ^1
10
Mechanically actuated valves
Roller actuated spring return, 4/2
Roller actuated spring return, 5/2
Roller actuated air reset
5/2
Mechanically actuated valves
NC
NO
One way trip actuated spring return 2/2
One way trip actuated spring return 3/2
One way trip actuated air reset 3/2
Mechanically actuated valves
One way trip actuated spring return, 4/2
One way trip actuated spring return, 5/2
One way trip actuated air reset 5/2
14
14

14
2 4
12
X" :LWV
 3
7
1 4 |2
k
i

T\V /T^
|1 3
vAv
4 |2

i
J

5 |1 3
12
12
Manually actuated valves
NC
NO
Push button actuated spring return 2/2
Push button actuated spring return 3/2
Push button actuated air reset 3/2
Manually actuated valves
Push button actuated spring return, 4/2
Push button actuated spring return, 5/2
Push button actuated air reset 5/2
Manually actuated valves
NC
NO
Lever actuated spring return 2/2
Lever actuated spring return 3/2
Lever actuated air reset
3/2
Manually actuated valves
Lever actuated spring return, 4/2
Lever actuated spring return, 5/2
Lever actuated air reset
5/2
o
14
O
14
O
14
2 4
 12
X" :LWV
3
1
A

1 4 |2
T\ V " / T^

5 h3
vAv

1 4 |2
TM 7T-

5 |1 3
12
12
VAV
Manually actuated valves
Lever actuated lever return, variable throttling, 4/2
14
2 4
o y
A .V
1 3
12
Av
Lever actuated lever return, variable throttling, detented, 4/2
0
14
X
12
Av
Rotary knob actuated and returned, variable throttling, 4/2
2 4
X: 11
. V 12
1 3
Av
Manually actuated valves
Lever actuated spring to centre all ports sealed
Lever actuated spring to centre supply port sealed
Lever actuated spring to centre supply to outlets

1 4 AV I4 2I fWV
o 1 1 TT
=XT T ./T

5 3
14 AV 42 fWV
u =51. 1/T

3
5 r
42
14 AV viv I 1 fwv
u =51. L3 u

Manually actuated valves

Lever actuated, detented, all ports sealed centre
Lever actuated, detented, supply port sealed centre
Lever actuated, detented, supply to outlets centre

Manually actuated valves

Pedal actuated spring return 3/2
NC
^2
2
 .JLL
3l
fWV
10
1
VA
NO

3\ 1
fWV
10
Treadle actuated detented 3/2

VA

10
T J2 T7 t
3l 1 3\ 1
/ 10
Manually actuated valves
Pedal actuated spring return, 4/2
Pedal actuated spring return, 5/2
Treadle actuated detented 5/2

.14
14
2 4

12
X' m
1 3
1

4 I 2
\ y 12
A ' /j ,V\2V
5 ii 3
VAV

4 I 2
IT\1
12
\ 7T
5 J1. 3
vAv
Manually actuated valves
Treadle actuated spring to centre all ports sealed
Treadle actuated spring to centre supply port sealed
Manually actuated valves
14 42 1
Treadle actuated, 'Z detented, all ports sealed ^ T\ J E
___ 12
5 1 3
Treadle actuated, detented, supply port sealed centre
14
J=EI
42
E

12
vAv
Manually actuated valves
Push button actuated rotary manual return 3/2
Push button actuated key return 3/2
Push actuated pull returned 3/2
Push actuated pull or air returned 3/2
Safety related valves
Monitored dump valve

VA
Emergency stop valve
12
2
W,10
3

)
vA
Soft start valve
12
X
3
2
m
!10
\I
N^
3
VA
1
Special purpose valves
Impulse generator
7
2
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/ \

Vacuum cups
i
/\

NC
Vacuum switch pneumatic
2
NO

.A.
3 11 VA

2
31
vA
Vacuum equipment
Vacuum switch electric, normally open and normally closed
Vacuum transducer with analog and switched outputs npn
Vacuum transducer with analog and switched outputs pnp
0V

V dc , +V dc supply (brown)
Analog out [ Analog out (white)
Switch out ' Switch out (black) rnn
i.....------------^ \ Load
|
0V 0 V (blue)

V dc j +V dc supply (brown)
Analog out j Analog out (white)
Switch out
Switch out (black)
0 V (blue)___
H Load II
Vacuum equipment
Vacuum filter
Vacuum silencer
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