4011041486 Solenoid Valve 5 3-ELEK- CD12 G1 2 3-10BAR Spares for Homag Machine

This 5/3 electrically controlled solenoid valve, part number 4011041486 (also 4-011-04-1486), fits Homag woodworking machines. It has a CD12 model code, G1/2 connection, and a 3-10 BAR pressure range. The 5/3 designation means five ports and three positions. To confirm fit, check that your machine's pneumatic diagram calls for a 5/3 way valve with G1/2 ports and CD12 model, and that the part number matches 4011041486 or 4-011-04-1486. It is also referenced by AVENTICS number 5420507022.

When a Homag machine's pneumatic circuit stops shifting or a clamp fails to hold, the 5/3 valve is often the reason. The 4011041486 valve controls airflow direction across five ports and three positions, so a worn spool or failed solenoid leaves actuators stuck. Replacing it restores the machine's ability to sequence clamp, drill, and eject motions.

The 4011041486 (4-011-04-1486) is a 5/3 way electrically controlled valve with a CD12 model code and G1/2 connection. It operates in a 3-10 BAR pressure range. It fits Homag woodworking machines that use this part number. Confirm fit by matching the part number on the old valve and checking the machine's pneumatic diagram for a 5/3 valve with G1/2 ports.

Before mounting, check the G1/2 port threads and the 3-10 BAR supply pressure. The valve mounts where the old unit sat; the 5/3 configuration means three positions, so wiring and air lines must match the original. In use, correct pressure and clean air keep the spool moving through all three positions without sticking.

Supply comes as the valve only; no packaging or customisation details are stated. Send the part number 4011041486 or 4-011-04-1486 with your enquiry, plus the machine model and a photo of the old valve's label. If your valve carries the AVENTICS reference 5420507022, include that too so the match is checked against both numbers.

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

• Circuit function match — The 5/3 way configuration gives five ports and three positions, matching Homag pneumatic circuits that need a centre or neutral position.
• Port size for hose fit — G1/2 threaded connections let you reuse existing fittings and hose ends without adapters on machines plumbed for this port size.
• Working pressure window — Rated for 3-10 BAR, the valve covers the pressure range used in Homag woodworking machine pneumatic systems when supply is set correctly.
• Electrical control method — Electrically controlled operation (ELEK.) means the valve shifts by solenoid signal, so wiring must match the machine's original coil circuit.
• Model code for identification — The CD12 model code on the valve body lets you compare the old unit against the replacement before removing any air lines.
• Dual part number check — Both 4011041486 and 4-011-04-1486 appear on the same valve, giving two reference points when you read the old label.
• AVENTICS cross-reference — The AVENTICS number 5420507022 is also tied to this valve, so buyers using that reference can confirm the match before ordering.
• Direct replacement fit — Designed as a spare for Homag machines, the valve mounts in the original location, so no bracket or port modification is needed.

What changes on the shop floor when the right part goes back in:

• Restores clamp and actuator sequencing. A working 5/3 valve lets the machine shift air between five ports and three positions, so clamp, drill, and eject motions follow the program instead of stalling mid-cycle.
• One part number, two references. The valve carries 4011041486 and 4-011-04-1486, so a buyer reading either number from the old label can order without a second cross-check call.
• Port size that matches existing plumbing. G1/2 connections mean the original fittings and hose ends screw straight on, cutting installation time and avoiding adapter sourcing on the shop floor.
• Pressure range built for the machine. The 3-10 BAR rating covers the pneumatic supply these Homag machines run at, so the valve works within the pressure the system already provides.
• Electrical control matches the circuit. Electrically controlled (ELEK.) operation means the solenoid responds to the machine's existing signal, keeping wiring simple when swapping the old unit.
• CD12 model code for quick checks. The CD12 code on the body gives maintenance staff a fast visual reference, so the correct valve is picked from stores without guessing by size alone.
• AVENTICS reference for cross-matching. Buyers who track spares by the AVENTICS number 5420507022 can use it alongside 4011041486 to confirm the valve before it ships.

Match the part number on your old valve to 4011041486 or 4-011-04-1486, and check that the machine's pneumatic diagram calls for a 5/3 valve with G1/2 ports and CD12 model. A photo of the old label helps confirm.

Five ports and three positions. The valve directs air through five connections and can sit in three spool positions, which is what Homag circuits use for clamp and actuator control.

Keep supply within 3-10 BAR. Running outside that range can cause the spool to stick or seal to wear early, so check the machine's regulator before fitting.

The AVENTICS number 5420507022 is referenced for this valve, so it is the same item under a second reference. Use either number when checking against your old unit.

G1/2. That is the connection size on this valve, so your existing fittings and hose ends should match without adapters if the old valve was also G1/2.

No customisation details are stated for this valve. Send your required part number and machine model with your enquiry, and the match will be checked against 4011041486.

Send the part number 4011041486 or 4-011-04-1486, your machine model, and a photo of the old valve's label. Include the AVENTICS number 5420507022 if it appears on your unit.

Packaging details are not stated. Ask about packing in your enquiry if you need to know how the valve will arrive before you order.