Asco Spare Parts

ASCO was founded in 1888 as an elevator, compressor, and generator control manufacturer. In 1910, the company invented a revolutionary control system known as the solenoid valve, operated electrically. ASCO 's engineering legacy culminated in a broad variety of products ranging from two-position on/off valves to whole flow control systems designed to offer thousands of customer-specific solutions.

The company's product line is comprised of a wide range of solenoid valves, pneumatic valves and manifolds, angle body piston valves, filters, tubes, regulators, lubricators, and parts & accessories. You can get pieces of ASCO from PartsAPS, too. We are one of the ASCO spare parts distributors. We sell various components including asco switch parts, asco solenoid valve parts, asco dust collector valves,  & asco spare parts.

a) 0-27"wc FuelGas TransducerUnit For ASCO Part# TA31A11:

0-27"wc FuelGas TransducerUnit

                 

b) 1 1/2",N/O,SLOW CLOSING,5-150# For ASCO Part# 8221G31:

1 1/2",N/O,SLOW CLOSING,5-150#

During the 1970s additional products such as air-operated valves, manual reset valves, and pressure and temperature switches were introduced to meet the ever-increasing demand for new consumer applications. In 1982, ASCO extended its product range again with the purchase of micro-miniature solenoid valve manufacturer Angar Science.

In 1985 Emerson, one of the biggest and most successful multinational companies in the world purchased ASCO. Earlier in the decade, Emerson purchased Joucomatic, the leading manufacturer of pneumatic valves in Europe, and added it to the ASCO family.

In 2008, Emerson combined its ASCO and Numatics companies' North American operations to create ASCO Numatics, a single company that offered extensive flow control and pneumatic solutions for a wide variety of industry-focused applications. Numatics is a leading pneumatic and motion control equipment manufacturer. The company was founded in 1945 and has a long history of producing revolutionary ideas and technical breakthroughs. Numatics developed its reputation for design excellence with the launch of the billions-cycle, lapped spool and sleeve valve in 1952. With the production of the 2005 Series and 2012 Series Valves with advanced integrated Fieldbus electronics, new industry benchmarks for value, reliability, and efficiency were achieved once again.