$155.97
Using an electromagnetic coil to convert a low-current control signal into mechanical motion or a high-current switch action, this solenoid lets a small input control a much larger electrical or mechanical load. On material handling equipment it switches power to motors and circuits or actuates hydraulic and mechanical functions on command. A failed solenoid stops the function it controls from responding.
A solenoid uses an electromagnetic coil to convert a low-current control signal into mechanical motion or a high-current switch action, letting a small input control a much larger electrical or mechanical load. In material handling equipment, solenoids switch power to motors and circuits or actuate hydraulic and mechanical functions on command, acting as the bridge between the control system and the load it drives.
When a solenoid fails, the function it controls stops responding, often with an audible click missing or a contact that no longer closes under coil power. Replacing it restores reliable switching or actuation of the circuit it serves. Match the coil voltage and the terminal or mounting configuration to the solenoid being replaced so it switches the same load and mounts in the same place.
