E-MOBILITY


COME VISIT US AT EV TECH EXPO


September 12-14, 2023 Novi, Michigan Booth #737


MANAGEMENT CONTROLS FOR MOBILITY APPLICATIONS


4-WAY VALVE FOR FLOW CONTROL


We partner with OEMs and suppliers to design and manufacture custom solenoids, valves, and valve systems for current and emerging mobility platforms.


+ Multiple in/multiple out + Coolant control/switching + Proportional control


+ Diaphragm, spool, & pilot- operated


+ Valve systems and manifolds + Magnetics for axial flux motors


+ Customized sensor integration & feedback


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