Probably- see above for factors.

by Maker of Toys

but to reiterate:

As a rule, spools move more than poppets. COnversely, the solenoids on piloted valves typically move very little.

Solenoid travel is a function of the construction of the valve, it's purpose, the expected pressures and flows, etc,etc, ad Nausium. If you post an exact model number with date code and revision, someone here might be able to find out for you; but without that information, we can only speak in generalities.

best way is to dissassemble some and measure. . . . or to ask the manufacturer for the data sheet on the various units you have

Posted on Jun 14, 2012, 10:22 AM

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  1. Oh generalities are ok, actually awesome!. , Jun 14, 2012
    1. yes to all.... Barry, Jun 14, 2012
    2. poppets are common in on/off (oppose port switching) N/T. Maker of Toys, Jun 14, 2012

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