Fujikoki Corporation

Denso Corporation

Hiroshi Kainuma

Masashi Hayasaka

Yasushi Kojima

Masayuki Takeuchi

Yoshitaka Tomatsu

Kazuhiro Miyamoto

Sadatake Ise

Masaki Tomaru

Shotaro Amaike

Valve

There is provided a very reliable three-way solenoid valve that can reliably switch a refrigerant flow passage while ensuring a refrigerant flow rate even under a large-differential pressure environment without increasing the size of an electromagnetic coil and the like. A valve body includes a conduction hole that communicates with a back pressure chamber formed on a side of a second valve element opposite to a second valve seat, a third valve seat that is positioned between the conduction hole and a second outlet, a third valve element that is movably disposed so as to approach and be separated from the third valve seat, a coil spring that biases the third valve element toward the third valve seat, and actuating rods that are interposed between a first valve element and the third valve element.

Three-way solenoid valve

Electromagnetic valve

A pressure control valve, which has a main valve for control, capable of opening and closing a valve hole by means of a diaphragm, and controls the pressure of a fluid by the agency of the main valve for control, comprises a non-return auxiliary valve located around the main valve for control so as to be coaxial therewith. The non-return auxiliary valve includes a cylindrical portion to be guided by a valve guard body having the valve hole therein and an annular rib extending outward from one end of the cylindrical portion. The rib can engage an auxiliary-valve seat on an outlet-side case.

Pressure control valve

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Tokyo, Japan

Hiroshi Kainuma