2 Residual Magnetism < Spring return force 3 Holding Force: 300 gf @ a stroke distance of 8 mm Unit mm C Electronically Characteristics 1 Insulation Resistance: between coil and frame : > 100 MO 500 VDC, 3 Temperature Rise: Max 65 (20 °C DC 110 V testing on 1 S on 4 S off) 4: Lifespan : 100,000 shots (20 °C at DC 24 V, IS on, 9 S Off ) 5 Coil and lead wire strength: 1 kg 7 Salt Spraying : 48 hours without red Rusting >iatntion liilmil TolvrivK* Weilong Intel ligent Technology (Dongguan)Co., Ltd., fc£(g) Weight

WL0829 AC Linear Solenoid Application The AC linear solenoid is widely used across various industries due to its reliability and fast actuation. In industrial automation, they are commonly applied in sorting systems, conveyor belts, and packaging machinery where quick and repetitive motion is required. They play a critical role in valve control systems, enabling precise opening and closing in fluid and gas handling applications. In vending machines and ticketing systems, AC solenoids are used for dispensing mechanisms and locking controls. They are also found in household appliances such as washing...

Fast response with AC power drive Strong magnetic force for heavy-duty applications Long service life with durable materials Compact design for easy integration Continuous duty capability (depending on model) Q Stable performance Q Low maintenance Q Cost-effective solution

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How WL0829 AC Linear Solenoid Works AC voltage is applied to the coil An alternating magnetic field is generated Magnetic force pulls the armature Linear motion is created (push or pull) Spring returns armature when power is off The built-in shading coil ensures stable operation and reduces vibration

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APPLICATIONS Industrial

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