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Valves, Controls, Meters and Gauges
This page has electrical and pneumatic gauges, mechanical gauges, Hydraulic
valves and so on.
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$10
Very nice
condition, 0-160 psi gauge, label on gauge face says "lubricating oil",
tags say "do not use with oxygen" and "calibrated 5 Apr 62". - It
appears accurate (tried it quickly with shop air), US made, This is an
ACCO Helicoid gauge 3 1/2W-160-2 LB. SUBD |
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Timer, RW Cramer, type TE, 230V, 60 hz, double throw, 0-30 sec, might be
unused
$20 |
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$15 Milton model 1028 oiler - very helpful if you are
using air tools a lot, I find this listed at $50 at various web sites.
Milton - 1028 - lubricator,
1/4" Ideal for the customer who wants trouble-free
protection and tamper proof reliability. Drop style allows precise
setting and then removal of adjustment knob. Perfect for lubrication of
air motors, tools, valves or where low air flow is encountered or where
extremely fine adjustments are necessary. • Sight glass dome on drop
type allows observation for instant drip rate adjustment • Tamper proof
• Lubricator may be filled without shutting down line pressure • Oil
supply tube check valve guarantees INSTANT START-UP LUBRICATION • Low
pressure drop at full air flow • Oil delivered at an air flow as low as
2 SCFM • Safety bowl guards |
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NOS compression tester, in box, with instructions.
RAC number 535
$15 |
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This is an ASCO air operated solenoid valve, it may be unused (it looks
that way). The label says the following:
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Catalog No. P321A3
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Air/Inert Gas PSI 125
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Serial # F662679
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Aux Air 30-125 psi
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Water (PSI) 10-125
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Rebuild Kit 212629
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Pipe 1/4
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Lt Oil (PSI) 10-125
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Date 9701
It looks like this valve was prepared for assembly but was never
actually installed in anything - the threads in the two open ports look
like nothing has ever been screwed into them - I've left the nice
stainless steel fittings on the valve, perhaps you can use them and save
some $$.
The ASCO site shows this valve here:
the following information is from that page
Catalog
Page
AirOperated_7.07.pdf I believe this will take you to an appropriate spec
sheet: the spec sheet says: " |
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0-60 PSI gauges
NEW, in the box, 2 inch diameter gauges made by Marshall. The
gauges are calibrated in both PSI and KiloPascals. They include
the bracketry and mounting hardware (see picture). The threads on
the attachment fitting are 1/8 NPT (brass). These gauges are
suitable for air, nitrogen, argon, etc. They fit into a 2 1/8 inch
hole if you wish to panel mount them. The box is marked "G10055",
"2.0 23B" , " 0.60.#&KPA 1/8N".
$10 each 5 for $6 each |
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Konan brand solenoid valve
New valve (at least based on my careful inspection, no marring of the
threads, etc, I believe it's unused, but terminals have been crimped on
the wire ends), no box, has normally open and normally closed ports.
Note that I am not charging a packing or handling fee, will ship by US
priority mail within the USA, so shipping will be inexpensive. The
valve has the following features:
24VDC coil, 10 watts (.370 amps) 1/2 NPT conduit fitting for electrical
connections Catalog # 5303AH16V3BC9 Stainless steel valve body 100 PSI
max, gas, liquid, or oil
Serial number B94IKH The aluminum label on the valve says "KONAN Glendale CA, USA"
Paper sticker on valve body says "KONAN Factory Mutual System Approved" |
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"S"
meter, made by ARC, 2 3/4 inch wide
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$2 |
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Brooks 1110 series flow meter
This is a large "FULL-View" glass tube variable area flow meter.
The glass tube is enclosed in a heavy duty aluminum and glass enclosure
allowing the indicating ball to be seen from front and rear. The scale
is calibrated in milimeters, range of 0 to 250 mm.
The model number is 1110-01H1A1A, Serial number 70006-42781
If you look on page 11 of the spec sheet there is a model code chart for
The company web site with specifications for this indicator may be found
at
The data sheet for this specific indicator including detailed
calibration information is at |
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Smaller Brooks "Sho-Rate" flow meter - the rule next to it is 6 inches
long.
I have several of these, some are new and sealed, some are used.
New ones $45
Used ones $18 |
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ask for details if interested Pressure gauge calibrated in PSI and
KiloPascals, Made in USA by Marshall Town
One KiloPascal = 0.145 Pound per Square Inch.
Gauge reads 0 to 5 psi or 0 to 34 KPa
Diameter is 2 3/4 inch
$5
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2.5 inch pressure gauge, 0 to 30 PSI
I have several different styles of these gauges in this range
$5
each, 4 for $15
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unused? 2 inch X 4 threads per inch no-go gauge - I've had it for a long
time, I think it came from Douglas Aircraft surplus store in the 60s,
but I don't remember. It has the green protectant on the end, as you can
see from the picture
$5 |
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$7
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Grove Hydraulic Valve, with very large aluminum handle". Body is
steel, 1" thick. Removed from a hydraulic cylinder test set -
presumably aircraft related - very nice valve, 10 turns (maybe 9 - I
might have lost count) from stop to stop, designed for precise flow
control. I haven't seen this design before - the big handle threads
onto the valve body and then presses on the stainless steel stem to
control the flow - there is a clip ring to keep you from
unscrewing the handle. The valve has one inlet and two outlet
ports - I presume it is a 3000 PSI valve, though there are no markings
on the valve body. The handle is marked 098001A. |
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Diaphragm Operated Pneumatic Control Valve
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1/4 inch NPT female threads
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Stainless Steel Valve Body
Marked GBT 1864.1.10
G W Dahl was bought by Purolator, who then sold the company to Control
Air, see http://www.controlair.com/news/ I have no specifications for
this item, it is in very clean condition. I have not tested it in any
way, so it is AS IS
$5
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Brooks 8844 NonRisingStem Low flow rate controller valve
Description
Brooks ® NRS flow controllers accurately adjust and maintain small gas
and liquid flows. Model 8844 is designed for constant downstream,
variable upstream applications and Model 8944 is designed for constant
upstream, variable downstream applications. Models 8844 and 8944 are
supplied with an integral NRS (non-rising stem) control valve. It
features an adjustable sliding tapered needle which resists sticking due
to foreign matter in the fluid. Particularly suitable for precise
control requirements, this valve possesses a high turns-to- lift ratio
which provides stable flow for any given stem position.
Design Features
Integral compression fittings, standard Performance tested on Helium
Non-rotating needle control valve O-ring seal shutoff on needle valve is
bubble tight...cannot be damaged by over tightening Integral needle
valve, 15 turns full open to full close, with smooth non-reversing flow
characteristics Six interchangeable valve sizes for a wide variety of
flow ranges Suitable for panel mounting
Operating Pressure
Operating Temperature
Total Pressure Drop
Connections
Materials of Construction
Detailed Specification sheet is available at
http://www.emersonprocess.com/brooks/spec-%20sheetspdf/ds-sheets/sp210-16/ds-8844-8944-97-4.pdf
This item is in very good, possibly near new condition - as you can see
from the photo, it is missing the knob - I believe that it was mounted
to a panel on an item of equipment that was surplussed before it was
placed into use.
$24 |
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WELKER PROBE REGULATOR
marked WTM 6885, 3000 psi inlet, 0-to 25 psi outlet
Probe marked WTM 7028
material that follows is from
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Flow
switch that has been sitting in my garage for quite a few years.
Since I've never used it nor needed it, it's time for it to find a new
home. It looks like it's never been used, although there are a few
scratches on the outside from knocking around with other stuff - both
ends are sealed with plastic plugs, so there should be no contamination
inside. The threads on both sides are, as best I can tell, 1 inch
X 13 threads per inch. There is a directional arrow stamped in the
body indicating the direction of flow.
The body is aluminum, I believe, painted gray (it's non magnetic and
sure looks like aluminum). The label reads as follows:
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Gems Co, Inc
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Farmington Conn
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Switch-flow
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Mfrs P/N 11300
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Mfrs S/N F-1034-M
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Type No. III
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Contr No. DSA-9-16116
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Stock No. 5930-873-6589
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N.A.A.SPEC 5-11287-8
On the side, it has been stamped "O ring Cure Date: 1Q64
ASSY 1Q65"
So, that makes me think this is a 40 year old valve, probably surplus
from the space program, or from aircraft equipment, possibly from the
old Douglas Aircraft plant at Clover Field in Santa Monica (I got
it decades ago from a retired machinist near the Douglas Plant).
So, you can have a piece of history, or a useful valve, your choice.
You certainly need this wonderful thing more than I do.
$12.00 |
updated 07/14/2021