Valves
Solenoid, coaxial, control, regulating, and scientific valves plus specialty ball valves for flow and process control.
Anderson-Bolds stocks and reps solenoid and process valves from Parker, ASCO, Coax, Valcor, and Webstone — 2-way and 3-way solenoid valves, high-pressure coaxial valves, control and regulating valves, and specialty ball valves. Tell us the media, port size, pressure, and coil voltage and we'll match the valve and Cv.

ASCO 4-Way Valve P/N 8342G1, 24 vac, 1/4 NPT, single solenoid, 0-125 psi air, 0-100 psi water/oil, N

ASCO 4-Way Valve P/N 8345G1, 120 vac, 1/4 NPT, single solenoid, 0-150 psi air/ water/oil, NBR Seals.

ASCO 4-Way Valve P/N 8345G1, 24 VDC, 1/4 NPT, single solenoid, 0-100 psi air/water/oil, NBR Seals.

ASCO 4-Way Valve P/N 8345H3, 120 vac, 1/4 NPT, single solenoid, 0-150 psi air/ water/oil, NBR Seals.

ASCO 4-Way Valve P/N 8345H3, 24 VDC, 1/4 NPT, single solenoid, 0-100 psi air/water/oil, NBR Seals.

Z6214BLVGA Jefferson Valve, 120/60, 3 NPT, NEMA 4/7, 0 PSI min, 105 max, N.C.

Jefferson Valve Z6214BLVGA, 24/60, 3 NPT, NEMA 4/7, 0 PSI min, 105 max, N.C.

Jefferson Valve Z6214BLVGA, 240/60, 3 NPT, NEMA 4/7, 0 PSI min, 105 max, N.C.

Z6214BLVGA Jefferson Valve, 24VDC, 3 NPT, NEMA 4/7, 0 PSI min, 105 max, N.C.

Z6214BLVGA Jefferson Valve, 480/60, 3 NPT, NEMA 4/7, 0 PSI min, 105 max, N.C.

Z6214SLVGA Jefferson Valve, 120/60, 3 NPT, NEMA 4/7, 0 PSI min, 105 max, N.C.

Jefferson Valve Z6214SLVGA, 24/60, 3 NPT, NEMA 4/7, 0 PSI min, 105 max, N.C.

Jefferson Valve Z6214SLVGA, 240/60, 3 NPT, NEMA 4/7, 0 PSI min, 105 max, N.C.

Z6214SLVGA Jefferson Valve, 24VDC, 3 NPT, NEMA 4/7, 0 PSI min, 105 max, N.C.

Z6214SLVGA Jefferson Valve, 480/60, 3 NPT, NEMA 4/7, 0 PSI min, 105 max, N.C.
Brands in Valves
Valves — questions buyers ask
What's the difference between a 2-way and 3-way solenoid valve?
A 2-way valve has one inlet and one outlet and simply opens or closes a line. A 3-way valve has three ports and switches flow between two paths — used to pressurize/exhaust an actuator or divert flow.
How do I pick the right Cv?
Cv is the flow coefficient: the higher the Cv, the more flow at a given pressure drop. Size it from your required flow rate and allowable pressure drop for the media — our team can calculate it from your conditions.


