A Flow Control Solenoid Valve is a type of valve used in fluid or gas control systems. It combines the functions of a flow control valve and a solenoid valve. The main purpose of this valve is to regulate the flow of a fluid, typically in hydraulic or pneumatic systems, and it can be controlled electronically.

Key Features: Flow Control: It adjusts the flow rate of the fluid passing through the valve, providing precise control over how much fluid is allowed to flow at any given time. Solenoid Actuation: The valve is controlled by an electric current that activates a solenoid (an electromagnet). When the solenoid is energized, it causes the valve to open or close, depending on the design of the valve. Automatic Regulation: Some flow control solenoid valves are designed to maintain a constant flow rate, even as input pressure or other system conditions change. Applications: Hydraulic Systems: Used in machinery and equipment that require precise control over fluid flow, such as in construction machinery, manufacturing plants, or automotive systems.