sourcing map DC 12V 60-120N Force 10mm Pull Type,Tubular Solenoid Electromagnet,Linear Motion,MQ8-Z57

• 【FEATURE】- DC 12V 60-120N Force 10mm Pull Type Tube Shape Solenoid Electromagnet
• 【GOOD DESIGN】- Push pull Type, linear motion, open frame, plunger spring return, DC solenoid electromagnet. Less power consumption, low temperature rise, no magnetism when power off.
• 【ADVANTAGES】- Simple structure, small volume, high adsorption force.copper coil inside, has good temperature stability and insulation, high electrical conductivity. It can be installed flexibly and quickly, which is very convenient.
• 【NOTED】- As an actuating element of equipment ,because the current is large, the single cycle can not be electrified for a long time.The best operate time is in 33 seconds.
• 【APPLICATION】- DC solenoid electromagnet use in vending machines, transport equipment, office facility household appliance, mechanical, etc game machine,Sorting machine,door lock,etc.

Description: Pull Type, linear motion, plunger spring return, DC solenoid electromagnet. Support DC 12V voltage, high power, pull push type, linear motion, is easy to install. DC solenoid electromagnet mainly used in vending machines, transport equipment, office facility, household appliance, mechanical, etc. Specification: Type: Pull Type Rated Voltage: DC 12V Force And Travel: 10mm 60N ; 0mm 120N Total Length: 12cm/4.72"; Push Bar Dia: 16mm/0.63"; Size: 40 x 70mm/1.57" x 2.76"(L*W*H) Package Content: 1 x DC Solenoid Electromagnet Note: Please pay attention:As an actuating element of an automation equipment ,because the current is large, the single cycle can not be electrified for a long time.The best operate time is in 2 seconds.If the operate time is too long,the electromagnet temperature will rise.Too high temperature can affect the life of the electromagnet. Please take the electromagnet put down gently when you install it. The screw thread can make a corresponding change according to your demand. This product is small in size, please pay attention to in the process of using electricity, so as not to damage the electromagnet.