Electromagnetic Solenoid Valve 4V210-08 Woodworking Machine Spare Parts

Product Description

Order the 4V210-08 and the valve question is closed. This is the electromagnetic solenoid valve used as an edge banding machine spare part: electrically switched, 1.5–1.8 kgf/cm² working pressure, white body. Read the number off the failed valve, match it, swap 1 part. Price on enquiry; shipment to be negotiated, by your own forwarder or DHL / FedEx / UPS.

An edge bander rarely stops for a big reason. It stops because one air signal does not switch, the gluing or trimming unit holds its position, and every panel behind it leaves the machine unfinished. The usual answers — run on until the fault is obvious, borrow a valve from a working machine, wait for a part number — all turn one small pneumatic fault into lost production.

The 4V210-08 is the electromagnetic solenoid valve listed for edge banding machines as a woodworking machinery spare part. An electrical signal operates the valve, the valve opens or closes the air path, and the cylinder downstream follows. Because the number sits on the valve body, replacement is an identification job: read 4V210-08 on the old part, order the same number, refit it in the same position.

Three details decide whether the swap takes ten minutes or an afternoon. The body is white, so a leaking or jammed valve is visible inside a cabinet that is otherwise grey and oily. It is listed for 1.5–1.8 kgf/cm² (roughly 0.15–0.18 MPa), so one look at the regulator shows whether the circuit sits inside its band. And it sells as 1 part — you buy the valve, not the sub-base, bracket and cylinder behind it.

Product Features

What the part is, where it goes, and what to confirm before ordering.

• Part number is the specification — 4V210-08 is the fitment. The number on the old body and the new box must agree before an air line is disconnected.
• Electromagnetic switching — an electrical signal operates the valve, so the machine's own sequence controls the air path; no hand valve inside a closed cabinet.
• Pressure band 1.5–1.8 kgf/cm² — the range it is listed for, about 0.15–0.18 MPa; check the regulator sits inside that band before fitting.
• White body for fault finding — against grey and black pneumatics, 1 white valve is located in seconds, and a leak leaves a mark you can see.
• One part, not one assembly — supplied as the valve alone, so a failed valve does not force you to buy the bracket, sub-base or cylinder.
• Listed for the edgebander — the recorded application is edge banding machine spare part, so it is quoted against edgebander maintenance lists.
• Quoted per enquiry — price moves with quantity and freight; ask for 1 piece or 20 and get the figure in writing.
• Catalogue behind the part — CNC vacuum accessories, vacuum pods, suction plates and other CNC spare parts come from the same source.

Product Parameters

Product Advantages

Most workshops meet a dead valve with one of two costs: a spare on the shelf, or a machine that cannot sequence. The 4V210-08 is specified so the first cost stays small.

• Downtime counted in minutes, not days. A 1-part swap on a machine your fitter already knows beats waiting on a delivery date nobody can confirm.
• No cross-reference lottery. 4V210-08 removes the will-this-fit question: 1 number, 1 box, no adapter between them.
• Fault found in one look. The white body is why a leak or a stuck position is spotted before the next panel is fed into the machine.
• Pressure you can check with one gauge. 1.5–1.8 kgf/cm² lets a fitter confirm the circuit is inside the valve's band in 1 reading, without a trial run.
• You keep the parts that did not fail. Sub-base, bracket and actuator stay on the machine, so the budget goes to the 1 component that stopped working, not to the assembly around it.
• One enquiry covers the list. 4 spare-part families — glue pot, chain pad, roller, vacuum — can be quoted together instead of 4 separate threads, which also keeps freight on one invoice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which solenoid valve do I order for an edge banding machine?

The 4V210-08. That number is the order: it names the valve on this part's own record, and it is printed on the body, so you do not need a machine serial number to buy it.

How do I check the 4V210-08 matches the valve already on my machine?

Match the number on the old body. Read the marking on the failed valve before you disconnect anything, and order only when it reads 4V210-08.

What air pressure does it work at?

1.5–1.8 kgf/cm², which is about 0.15–0.18 MPa. Set the regulator inside that band and the valve runs in the range it is listed for.

Do I have to buy the whole valve assembly?

No. It is supplied as the valve alone, so the sub-base, the bracket and the cylinder behind it stay on the machine.

Can I replace it myself without a technician?

Yes, if you work one air line at a time. Mark each line, swap the valve, and refit the lines to the same ports; matching the number first is what makes the swap safe.

What does it cost?

Price is quoted per enquiry. The record lists price as contact us, because quantity and freight move the figure, so ask for a written price at the quantity you actually need.

What are the MOQ, lead time and packing?

They are set on the quotation, not on this page. Nothing in the product record fixes an MOQ, a lead time or a packing method, so all three are confirmed together with the price.

Can I order a valve insert, locating ring or gasket at the same time?

Yes, put them on the same enquiry. Those replacements are offered alongside the valve, so one message can price both the valve and the small parts that wear with it.