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Product characteristics EOP COP HOP SOP
Torque Intermediate Intermediate Large Intermediate
Explosion-proof Available Available Not available Available (Note 1)
Reliability Suitable for highly frequent operation Suitable for highly frequent operation Electronic control part separated from oil tank Suitable for highly frequent operation
On-site installation of electronic device Unnecessary Unnecessary Necessary Unnecessary (Note 2)
Retention power of valve opening position Yes (Note 3) Yes (Note 3) Option (Note 4) Yes (Note 3)
High level of accuracy Available Not available Available Available
Operating speed 12 – 45 sec.  12 – 45 sec.  8 – 64 sec.  12 – 45 sec. 
Wiring work Normal Simple Normal Wiring required for servo amplifier and displacement transmitter
Independent control Not available Available Not available Not available
Configuration of servo system Available Not available Available Available
Maintenance service Normal Easy Easy and timely Normal
Outdoor installation Standard Standard Standard Standard
Energy efficient Not available. Continuous full-load operation Same as on the left Power down when not in use (unload) Not available. Continuous full-load operation
Resource efficient Stain-proof against hydraulic oil and long-lasting (Note5) Stain-proof against hydraulic oil and long-lasting (Note5) Deterioration-proof hydraulic oil and long-lasting Stain-proof against hydraulic oil and long-lasting (Note5)
Response to operational change Easy (Note 6) Hydraulic oil piping to be modified Easy change of operative direction and reversal of open degree signal Easy (Note 6)
Control method Jet pipe type Independent control type Electromagnetic valve type Jet pipe type

Note 1: The servo amplifier must be mounted on a control panel installed in a non-explosion protected area.
Note 2: The displacement transmitter with built-in potentiometer for position detection must be installed at the position of cylinder.
Note 3: If a hydraulic resource is present the cylinder can be constantly pressurized in retaining the open position. That retention in the absence of a hydraulic resource, however, can still be optionally supported.
Note 4: Retention by pilot check valve (option)
Note 5: Hydraulic oil deteriorates faster than HOP because of constant full-load operation, but its resistance against deterioration is high.
Note 6: If additional devices such as an MGV (electromagnetic valve) and EP (emergency operation device) are utilized the hydraulic pressure piping must be modified.

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