Identify from the photo
- Full 5A code or readable label
- 100, 200, 300 or 400 range
- 10/20 two-position or 30C/30E/30P three-position circuit
- M5, 1/8, 1/4, 3/8 or 1/2 port as published
- PT, G or NPT thread and installed mounting dimensions
AirTAC 5A Five-Port Air-Pilot Valves
5A is a five-port, two-position and three-position air-pilot valve family. Confirm range, circuit, port, thread and installed interface before RFQ.
Request type
AirTAC originalModel matchingChina-source alternative
5AAir Pilot Valves
Ordering code matching
Match each code segment
Code format
5A [1/2/3/4] [10/20/30C/30E/30P] [M5/06/08/10/15] [PT/G/NPT]Published 5A valve code layout5A110-M55A120-065A230-085A430-15| ①Range | ②Circuit | ③Port | ④Thread |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1: 100; 2: 200; 3: 300; 4: 400. | 10/20 two-position; 30C closed centre, 30E exhaust centre, 30P pressure centre. | M5, 06 1/8, 08 1/4, 10 3/8, 15 1/2 as published by range. | Blank PT, G G-thread, T NPT. |
About 5A
5A covers published 100, 200, 300 and 400 ranges. Its two-position and three-position circuit options, port size and installed dimensions must be confirmed as one valve configuration.
Product matching reference
Compare the photo, drawing, and measurable details first
Drawing reference
- Confirm 5A100, 5A200, 5A300 or 5A400 together with the installed valve
- Match 10/20/30C/30E/30P function, port code, PT/G/NPT thread and mounting envelope
Key details for matching
Model patterns
- 5A100
- 5A110-M5
- 5A120-06
- 5A230-08
Reference details
- Product type: Five-port two-position and three-position air-pilot valve
- Published valve ranges: 100, 200, 300, 400
- Published operating pressure: 0.15–0.8 MPa
- Published temperature: −20 to +70 °C
- Reference pages: PDF pages 1–3
Matching Questions
Why is the full 5A circuit code needed?
The published 10/20 and 30C/30E/30P codes identify different pneumatic behaviour. Confirm that code together with the range, port and installed...
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Include this series in a project RFQ
5A Add other models, quantities, photos, drawings, or a BOM. One request can cover several product groups.