Fuel, Gas, and Oil Valves - ASCO

Solenoid valves are electrically operated devices that control the flow of liquids and gases with precision and reliability. When an electrical current is applied, the solenoid activates, opening or closing the valve to regulate flow. Due to their fast response time and efficient performance, these valves are widely used in industrial machinery, HVAC systems, fluid processing, and automation.

Centro offers a variety of solenoid valves designed for different pressure ranges, media types, and operating conditions. Whether you need a normally open valve for continuous flow or a normally closed valve for secure shutoff, we have the right solution for your application.

Types of Solenoid Valves We Offer

• Direct-Acting Solenoid Valves – Provide immediate response for low-flow applications
• Pilot-Operated Solenoid Valves – Suitable for high-flow systems requiring lower power consumption
• Normally Closed Solenoid Valves – Remain closed until energized, preventing unwanted flow
• Normally Open Solenoid Valves – Stay open until powered off, allowing continuous flow
• Multi-Way Solenoid Valves – Control multiple flow paths for complex automation systems

Why Choose Solenoid Valves from Centro?

• Fast and precise flow control for automation and industrial applications
• Available in a range of materials, including stainless steel, brass, and plastic
• Compatible with air, water, oil, steam, and various industrial fluids
• Trusted by industries such as manufacturing, HVAC, food and beverage, and medical equipment

Centro provides high-quality solenoid valves designed for efficiency and durability. Browse our selection and order online today, or contact our team for expert assistance in selecting the right valve for your needs.

Pilot valves are critical for operating larger valves or control actuators in fluid control systems. These valves act as control mechanisms, receiving signals from external devices such as sensors, controllers, or other valves and initiating the opening or closing of the main valve or actuator. Pilot valves are commonly used in applications where high-pressure fluids or significant flow rates are involved, such as hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems, and industrial machinery. They provide reliable and precise control, ensuring efficient operation and safety. With various configurations and actuation methods available, including solenoid-operated, manual, or pilot-operated, pilot valves offer versatility and flexibility to meet specific system requirements.