4-011-04-1920 Valve for Homag Woodworking Machine VUVG-L14-M52-MT-G18-1P3

When a Homag machine starts behaving inconsistently—slow clamp response, missed edge-banding cycles, or a valve that sticks—the air solenoid valve is often the first suspect. The 4-011-04-1920 valve restores accurate pneumatic control, so actuators and clamps respond as the program expects.

This is an air solenoid valve, model VUVG-L14-M52-MT-G18-1P3, operating on DC power. It fits Homag woodworking machines, including CNC machines, beam saws, edge banding machines, and moulders. To confirm fit, check the Homag ID 4-011-04-1920 or 4-011-04-1912 against your machine's parts list and compare the model number on the old valve.

Before ordering, verify the coil voltage and port connections match your machine's wiring and air lines. Mounting is straightforward: the valve installs in the pneumatic circuit where the original sits. Correct fit means air is directed accurately, so clamping, positioning, and tooling actions repeat cycle after cycle.

Supply covers a wide range of consumable accessories, tools, and spare parts for woodworking machines. When enquiring, send the Homag ID, the model number from the valve body, and a photo of the current setup. That helps confirm you receive the right valve for your machine. Supply comes from the same range as the rest of the catalogue.

What the specification fixes, and what it leaves to the machine:

• Pneumatic control — The valve controls air flow in Homag woodworking machines, keeping pneumatic actuators responsive during clamping, positioning, and tooling sequences.
• Homag ID match — Homag ID 4-011-04-1920 and 4-011-04-1912 let you cross-check the valve against your machine's parts list before ordering.
• Model number — Model VUVG-L14-M52-MT-G18-1P3 is marked for identification, so you can compare it with the existing valve on the machine.
• DC operation — The valve runs on DC power, matching the electrical supply used on Homag woodworking machine tools for consistent solenoid actuation.
• CNC machine fit — Designed for Homag CNC machines, the valve supports accurate pneumatic control where program-driven cycles demand repeatable air switching.
• Beam saw use — On Homag beam saws, the valve helps maintain clamp and positioning actions, so cut cycles stay consistent through the working day.
• Edge banding fit — For Homag edge banding machines, the valve supports the pneumatic functions that keep edge application and trimming sequences on schedule.
• Moulder compatibility — Homag moulders use this valve for air control in feed and pressure functions, helping maintain steady operation during profiling runs.
• Accuracy feature — Accuracy is a stated feature, meaning the valve is intended to deliver precise air control for woodworking machine tool operations.

What changes on the shop floor once the unit is in place:

• Restores consistent cycles. A sticking or weak valve causes missed clamp actions and slow response. Replacing it with the correct Homag ID valve brings air switching back to the rhythm the program expects.
• Cuts troubleshooting time. Matching the Homag ID and model number before ordering removes guesswork. You confirm the valve against the machine's parts list and the existing unit.
• Fits across Homag equipment. The same valve model serves CNC machines, beam saws, edge banding machines, and moulders, so one part number can cover several machines on your floor.
• Keeps pneumatic actions accurate. Accuracy is a stated feature. That means air is directed as intended, so positioning and clamping actions repeat without drift during production.
• Simplifies spare-parts planning. With Homag ID 4-011-04-1920 and 4-011-04-1912 recorded, your maintenance team can keep the right valve on the shelf for quick swaps.
• Supports DC-controlled machines. DC operation matches the electrical setup on Homag woodworking machine tools, so the coil works with the existing control circuit.
• Backed by a broad parts range. The valve sits within a wide range of consumable accessories, tools, and spare parts for woodworking machines, covering CNC machines, beam saws, and more.