4011110083 Solenoid Valve Magnetventil Kolben For Biesse Homag CNC Vacuum Cup

Need the valve that switches vacuum on and off inside a Homag or Biesse vacuum pod? The 4011110083 solenoid valve is the piston type — Magnetventil Kolben — and it is cross-referenced to 4 numbers, so you can match it to the pod already on your machine: Homag 10.01.0100879 and VCMV 13.9.13, Schmalz 10.01.01.00879, SCM 0790340014G. Black body. The same part is written 4-011-11-0083. One SKU, 2 machine brands.

A vacuum pod that will not hold a board stops the whole nest, and the valve is usually the part at fault. Worse, the number on it is not the number the machine builder's parts list quotes, so the same valve gets ordered from 2 suppliers and one order sits on the shelf for a year. This valve is sold against all of those numbers.

The 4011110083 solenoid valve is the piston-type switching valve — Magnetventil Kolben — used in Homag and Biesse CNC vacuum cups to open and close the vacuum circuit pod by pod. It is listed against Homag 10.01.0100879 and VCMV 13.9.13, Schmalz 10.01.01.00879 and SCM 0790340014G, so a pod is identified from whichever of the 4 numbers is still legible.

The part number is written 2 ways, 4011110083 and 4-011-11-0083, and both describe the same valve. Body colour is black. It is an accessory spare for Homag CNC machining centres and is also the valve known on Biesse machines as the foot switch off. Origin: China.

For a maintenance store the result is 1 number on the shelf instead of 3, and a pod back in production as soon as the valve arrives. Valve insert, locating ring and gaskets are listed alongside, so a worn pod is rebuilt with 3 small parts rather than a whole cup.

What a buyer checks on this valve before raising the order:

• One valve, four cross-references — Homag 10.01.0100879, VCMV 13.9.13, Schmalz 10.01.01.00879 and SCM 0790340014G all point at this one part.
• Piston pattern, stated in the name — Kolben means piston, so the switching type can be confirmed from the part name before the order goes out.
• Two machine brands — Homag CNC vacuum cups and Biesse vacuum pods, 2 brands on 1 SKU.
• Two part-number formats — 4011110083 and 4-011-11-0083 are the same valve, so either format can be quoted.
• Black body — The housing is black, which is what the part is listed as and what arrives in the box.
• Biesse foot switch off — On Biesse machines this same valve is called the foot switch off, or the magnetic valve.
• Spare for the pod, not a retrofit — It is sold as an accessory for Homag CNC machining centres, replacing the valve on an existing pod.
• Origin China — Made in China, declared as such on the shipping documents.
• Shipped three ways — Air, sea or express; the route is chosen per order.
• Rebuild parts alongside — Valve insert, locating ring and gaskets are listed as separate replacements for the same pod.

Two habits are common with a part this small: keep several lookalike valves in stock, or stop the machine and wait. This valve removes the first.

• One shelf slot instead of three. 4 cross-reference numbers resolve to 4011110083, so the store holds 1 valve line, not 3.
• Order by the number you already have. If the old valve reads 10.01.01.00879 or 0790340014G, that is enough to order this part.
• The pod stays, the valve goes. Swapping the valve keeps the cup, the pod body and the plumbing — no new fixture and no re-alignment of the pod on the table.
• One valve across two brands. Homag and Biesse pods take the same SKU, so a mixed shop stops carrying 2 part numbers for 1 job.
• Rebuild before you replace. Valve insert, locating ring and gaskets are listed alongside, so a tired pod takes 3 small parts instead of a new cup.
• Easy to tell apart on the pod. The body is black, so a replaced valve stands out against the worn ones around it.
• Shipping sized to the order. Air, sea or express — 1 valve can travel express while a store refill goes by sea.
• Order format and label match. The part number is quoted in the same 2 formats, and origin is declared as China.

Yes, if the pod carries Homag 10.01.0100879 or VCMV 13.9.13. Those are the 2 Homag numbers this valve is cross-referenced to, so either one on the old valve means this part fits.

Yes. 10.01.01.00879 is the Schmalz number for the same valve, and SCM lists the same part as 0790340014G — 3 numbering systems, 1 part.

Yes. On Biesse the valve is used as the foot switch off for the vacuum pods, which is also called the Biesse magnetic valve.

Piston. Magnetventil Kolben means a solenoid valve with a piston, so check that the old part is the piston pattern before the order goes out.

Yes. 4011110083 and 4-011-11-0083 describe the same valve, so either format works on a purchase order.

No. The valve is a separate spare part for the pod, and the valve insert, locating ring and gaskets are listed separately as well.

Read the number on the old valve body and match it against the 4 cross-references above. VCMV 13.9.13 or 10.01.0100879 on the body means it is this part.

By air, by sea or by express. The route is picked per order, so 1 valve and a store refill do not have to travel the same way.