A solenoid valve is an electromechanical device that controls the flow of liquid or gas through a valve. By utilizing an electric current to generate a magnetic field, the solenoid valve’s plunger moves to open or close the valve, allowing or preventing fluid passage. This precise and automatic operation is highly valued in systems where fluid control is essential, such as in automated processes, irrigation systems, HVAC systems, and medical equipment.

    Liquid control solenoid valves are particularly important as they provide a quick, reliable method of controlling liquid flow without the need for manual intervention. Their applications range from simple home appliances, like washing machines, to sophisticated industrial systems in chemical plants and power stations. Given their widespread use, the demand for solenoid valves has surged, particularly in regions like China, where manufacturers lead the charge in developing high-quality, cost-effective solutions.