MAC VALVES 1353G-121DA-35

MAC 1353G-121DA-35 High-Flow Solenoid Valve Description This is a MAC Valves 1300 series pneumatic solenoid valve, model 1353G-121DA-35. It is a large, high-flow 4-way, 2-position valve designed for robust industrial applications. It features double solenoid pilot actuation for reliable and fast shifting. The valve is suitable for controlling large actuators or systems that require significant airflow. Specifications Manufacturer: MAC Valves Series: 1300 Model: 1353G-121DA-35 Valve Function: 4-Way, 2-Position, Double Solenoid Operating Pressure: Vacuum to 150 PSI Actuation: Solenoid Air Pilot Solenoid Coils: (2x) MAC 150B-12BD Coil Voltage: 240V/60Hz, 220V/50Hz Coil Power: 6.5 Watts Mounting: Sub-base / Manifold Mount Label Info Model: 1353G-121DA-35 Repl. Unit: 1303G-121DA-35 Pressure: VAC TO 150 PSI Application Ideal for use in factory automation, packaging machinery, lumber processing, and any application requiring reliable, high-flow pneumatic directional control. Country of Origin Manufactured in the USA. CO2 Impact Choosing this reconditioned valve over a new one avoids approximately 38 kg of CO2 emissions, a significant contribution to environmental sustainability in industrial operations. Availability This item is in stock and ready for immediate dispatch. Order now from profideals for expert support and fast delivery. FAQ Question?What is the function of the 150B-12BD units on this valve?AnswerThese are the solenoid pilot operators. They are small 3-way valves that, when energized by the 220/240V AC signal, direct pilot air pressure to shift the main spool in the 1353G valve body, controlling the primary airflow. Question?Can this valve be used with lubricated air?AnswerYes, MAC valves are generally designed to operate with or without lubricated air. However, for optimal lifespan and performance, it is crucial to use clean, dry air filtered to 40 microns. If lubrication is introduced, it must be maintained for the life of the valve. Question?What does the ‘G’ in 1353G-121DA-35 signify?AnswerIn the MAC valve numbering system, characters in this position often denote the type of mounting or porting. The ‘G’ typically indicates a sub-base or manifold mounted valve with a specific porting pattern, as seen on the bottom of this valve. Always verify the mounting pattern matches your application. Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026 profideals is not an authorized distributor, reseller or representative of the products featured on this website. All product names, trademarks, brands and logos used on this site are the property of their respective owners.