Application; Features; Specifications; How To Order - SMC Networks VR51 Series Operation Manual

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2. Application

The VR51 is a valve designed to be operated by both hands simultaneously at the startup of an
actuator through button operation to ensure the safety of the worker.
As the worker uses both hands in operation of the start button, it is possible to prevent accidents
including pinching of hands in a work process.

3. Features

1) If the difference in input timings (time of devices to be operated) between two air signals is 0.5
seconds or longer, there will not be an output.
2) If one air signal input is lost while VR51 is performing output, the output will be stopped.
3) To resume the output, it is necessary to simultaneously input two air signals again.
4) VR51 is compliant with Category 1, Type III A of the European Standards [Safety of machinery --
Two-hand control devices -- Principles for design and selection] (CE/UKCA MARKED EN
ISO13851:2019).

4. Specifications

Fluid
Operating pressure
Proof pressure
Ambient and fluid temperature
Flow rate characteristics
P→A
A→R
Port size
Metric size
Inch size
Applicable tubing material Note) Nylon, Soft nylon, Polyurethane, Flame resistant (FR)
Weight
Accessory
Silencer
Option
Bracket
Standard
Note) In the case of using soft nylon or polyurethane tubing, use caution when the maximum
operating pressure of the tubing is used.

5. How to Order

VR51 - C06 B
Two hand
control valve
-5~60℃ (with no freezing)
3
C[dm
/(s・bar)]
0.3
1.0
soft nylon, FR double layer, FR double layer
polyurethane
Part No. :AN101-01
Part No. :VR51B
EN ISO13851: 2019 Class: Type III A
Option
Nil
None
With bracket
Connection piping size
C06
Flame resistant One-touch fitting ø6
C07
Flame resistant One-touch fitting ø1/4
- 9 -
Air
0.25~1MPa
1.5MPa
b
-
0.12
Φ6
Φ1/4
340g
Cv
-
0.25

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