Solenoids only operate in one direction. When the solenoid coil is energized, a fixed internal component (called the stop) becomes magnetized, thereby attracting a moving component (called the plunger). This magnetic attraction creates a pulling motion, moving the plunger toward the stop. Reversing either the current or the polarity of a solenoid does not reverse
Solenoids only operate in one direction. When the solenoid coil is energized, a fixed internal component (called the stop) becomes magnetized, thereby attracting a moving component (called the plunger). This magnetic attraction creates a pulling motion, moving the plunger toward the stop. Reversing either the current or the polarity of a solenoid does not reverse
Solenoids only operate in one direction. When the solenoid coil is energized, a fixed internal component (called the stop) becomes magnetized, thereby attracting a moving component (called the plunger). This magnetic attraction creates a pulling motion, moving the plunger toward the stop. Reversing either the current or the polarity of a solenoid does not reverse
DC voltage solenoids are not polarity sensitive. Other Magnet-Schultz products, such as magnetic latching products, are polarity sensitive.
MSA’s manufacturing process is geared to produce new product for volume applications used by OEMs. Intricate rework and repair is more costly than manufacturing new product, so it is seldom pursued.
