Robert Boschgmbh

Horst Staib

Klaus Schudt

Michael Weiss

Werner Brehm

Lothar Krauter

Mathias Niebergall

Wolfgang Rudolph

An electromagnetic directional control valve has a magnetic part including a coil body, a coil arrangement of the coil body, a magnetic pole mounted on the coil body, a flux guiding element, and an armature, and a hydraulic part provided with passages and at least one valve which controls a pressure medium flow to the passages, and an outwardly mounted fixing element which fixes the magnetic pole on the coil body.

Electromagnetic directional control valve

An electromagnetic valve includes a housing which accommodates an armature and a spool and separates them from the hydraulic valve part of the valve. The housing includes a tubular casing made by deep drawing or extrusion molding and flanged at two ends thereof to form two end flanges which extend inwardly of the housing to enclose parts positioned in the housing. A tubular sleeve which serves as a spacer abuts against the inner peripheral face of the casing.

Electromagnetic wave

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Schwieberdingen, Germany

Horst Staib