Eagle Industry Co., Ltd.

Kenta Furukawa

Hiroyuki Iwanaga

Yoshinari Kasagi

A solenoid valve in which a plunger is disposed in an accommodation space inside a solenoid unit, includes: a first breathing flow passage extending in a circumferential direction on an outer periphery of a stator to communicate with an outside of the solenoid valve; a second breathing flow passage extending from the first breathing flow passage in an axial direction at a part in the circumferential direction to communicate with a first space formed between the stator, a sleeve, and a spool; and a third breathing flow passage extending in the axial direction on an inner periphery of the stator to allow communication between the first space and a second space.

Solenoid valve

The Disclosed is a solenoid valve, in which a rod is moved by a plunger that comes into contact with and separates from a stator by electromagnetic force, causing a valve body that opens and closes a valve to move reciprocally. The valve is configured such that a first space and a second space are formed at respective sides of the plunger in the movement direction thereof, a through-hole is formed in the plunger so as to be concentric with a center axis, the rod is arranged in the first space, and a communication passage is formed between an inner surface of the plunger and an outer surface of the rod and communicates with the first space Sand the second space.

A solenoid valve main body has a space with an annular shape continually formed in a circumferential direction between a sleeve and the stator, a first breathing hole which allows an outside of the solenoid valve main body to communicate with the space and a second breathing hole which allows the space to communicate with the accommodation portion. The first breathing hole and the second breathing hole are positioned such that a clockwise distance and an anticlockwise distance in the circumferential direction from the first breathing hole to the second breathing hole are different from each other.

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Tokyo, Japan

Kenta Furukawa