April 2026 - Mindman Pneumatic Valves

Introducing Mindman MVSC and MVSC1 directional control solenoid valves and manifolds, which provide reliable, high performance air control for a wide range of automated systems.

The MVDC stackable solenoid valve series builds on that capability with a modular design that keeps installations clean and scalable, making it easy to create efficient multi-station valve banks. For compact machinery and precision equipment, MVDY miniature solenoid valves offer fast, dependable switching in a space saving form factor ideal for tight layouts. A wide variety of coil voltages, operating pressures, and port sizes are available for Mindman solenoid valves.

MVAA pilot valves complement these solenoid families by delivering efficient, low power actuation for larger valves and manifolds, supporting responsive and energy conscious system designs. Available in 5-port (4-way) and 3-port (3-way) designs with 116 psi max operating pressure.

For operator controlled applications, Mindman general purpose foot and hand valves provide durable, intuitive manual control suited for a range of industrial environments. Various port sizes, positions, types (rotary lever, push-pull, pushbutton, hand lever, etc.) and pressures are offered.

When installations call for simplified panel layouts or compact operator stations, Mindman miniature manual air valves provide clean, precise manual actuation in a small footprint.

Rounding out the offering, MVHS 2-port (3-way) manual slide shut off valves give maintenance teams a straightforward way to isolate air supply, helping improve safety and streamline service procedures.

Please check out our Mindman Pneumatic Valves product offering for more details.

I wish you would re-do the model names for these. The Nitra line had somewhat easy to decode model names, such as:

AVS-5313-24D

Where you know it is a 24v solenoid, the 3 signifies 3/8 ports, and the 5 at the beginning is 5 ports total. These new Midman ones are much more difficult and cant distinguish at a glance:

100230015324005

I know this is the model from the manufacturer itself, but many websites have their own model names and simply list the manufacturer SKU. It would be nice if you did that as well so models would be much easier to understand.