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Pneumatics Symbols
DIN ISO1219-1, 03/96. Graphic symbols for pneumatic equipment.
Circuit symbols are used through this catalogue and on the labels of most
SMC Pneumatic products.
There are several symbol systems and conventions in use around the world, most officially recognised by standards bodies. Commonly used is
ISO1219-1.
The symbols found in this catalogue generally conform to the Japanese
Industrial Standard (JIS) in many cases, there is no difference between

The situation also occurs when SMC develop new product systems for which an ISO or JIS symbol does not exit. Examples include the MGZ high power cylinder or the AV series air operated soft start / release valve. In this situation either a composite symbol showing a representative circuit is used, or the nearest standard symbol is modified by SMC.
For assistance a table below shows both ISO symbols, which may differ from JIS symbols in this catalogue, and common ISO/JIS/SMC Symbols.

JIS and ISO circuit symbols.

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Symbol

Description

Symbol

Description

Directional control valve
2/2-way valve, closed normal position

Directional control valve
5/3-way valve, exhaust neutral position

Directional control valve
2/2-way valve, open normal position

Directional control valve
5/3-way valve, open neutral position

Directional control valve
3/2-way valve, open normal position
Directional control valve
3/3-way valve, closed neutral position

Directional control valve
4/2-way valve

Directional control valve
4/3-way valve, closed neutral position
Directional control valve
4/3-way valve, exhaust neutral position

Directional control valve
5/2-way valve

Directional control valve
5/3-way valve, closed neutral position

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Manual Control
General

Manual Control
Button

Manual Control
Lever

Manual Control
Pedal

Mechanical
Control
Plunger

Mechanical
Control
Spring

Mechanical
Control
Roller
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