List of products by brand Parker

About Parker solenoid valves

Parker’s solenoid valve portfolio covers a broad mix of valve types and configurations used across many industrial markets, with multiple function and material options depending on the application.
In practical terms, you’ll commonly see:

• 2-way and 3-way designs (and, depending on the range, additional functions)

• Normally closed / normally open variants

• Direct-acting and pilot-operated solutions (application dependent)

Common Parker solenoid valve components you can replace

Depending on the series and valve design, service parts often include:

• Coils (the electromagnetic actuator; a common cause of heat, buzzing, or non-actuation)

• Plungers / armature assemblies (sticking or wear can cause slow or inconsistent switching)

• Diaphragms and internal sealing elements (critical for shut-off and pressure stability)

• Gaskets, seals and O-rings (often the root cause of external leaks)

• Valve bodies or internal body parts (when seats or housings are damaged or worn)

• Electrical connection parts (connectors, plugs, cable glands—setup dependent)

Why correct part matching matters

Solenoid valves are spec-sensitive. To avoid repeat failures, the replacement component must match the valve and application requirements, such as:

• Coil voltage and frequency (and connector style)

• Media (water/steam/air/gas/oils—application dependent)

• Pressure range and differential pressure

• Temperature limits

• Connection type and size

• Seal material compatibility