This replacement solenoid valve is used on Panasonic CM402 and CM602 pick and place machines and is listed under the Panasonic part number N510054843AA. As a solenoid valve supplier for SMT lines, we work with both references this part is known by — the Panasonic number that appears on the machine's parts list and the SMC model code marked on the valve body. Fitted into the machine's air circuit, it switches the air that feeds the placement functions, so it is one of the first parts a maintenance team checks when the air side of a machine starts behaving differently from its neighbours. Send us the number printed on your old valve, and a photo if you have one, and we will confirm the match before you order.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Panasonic part number | N510054843AA |
| SMC model code | VQ111U-5MO-X479 |
| Valve series | VQ111U |
| Valve type | Pneumatic solenoid valve |
| Valve body brand | SMC |
| Function | Air switching inside the machine's pneumatic circuit |
| Fitting location | Air circuit of the placement platform |
| Machine compatibility | Panasonic CM402 and CM602 pick and place machines |
| Component category | SMT placement machine spare part |
| Supply format | Individual replacement valve |
| Body marking | SMC model code marked on the valve body; Panasonic number listed in the machine parts list |
| Order unit | One valve |
| Stock status | Availability confirmed against your enquiry before order |
The valve carries two references, and it helps to know which one you have in front of you. Panasonic identifies it in its parts list under its own number, while the body is marked with an SMC model code; both point to the same valve, and either is enough for us to match it. Read the suffix characters as well as the main code — several solenoid valve manufacturers use closely related families, and a code that looks almost identical may not be interchangeable. A clear photo of the fitted valve together with the machine model is the quickest way to confirm the right part. Compatibility is confirmed for the CM402 and CM602 platforms; if your machine is a different Panasonic model, send that model number and we will check which valve it uses.
ZJ-SMT supplies Panasonic SMT and PCB assembly equipment and spare parts to manufacturers worldwide. Our range covers pick-and-place machines, axial and radial insertion equipment, solder paste inspection systems, and feeder spare parts, with both new and used options available. We support bulk orders, and machine condition and availability are confirmed with you before ordering. Whether you are expanding a line, replacing a worn feeder part, or sourcing equipment for a new project, send us your model numbers and our team will come back with a suitable solution and quotation.
It is listed under a Panasonic part number on the machine's parts list and carries an SMC model code on the valve body. Both refer to the same solenoid valve, and either reference is enough for us to identify the part you need — send the one you have, along with the machine model.
It is listed for the CM402 and CM602 pick and place machines. If you run a different Panasonic platform, send the machine model and the number from the old valve and we will check whether the same valve is used on it.
Send a photo of the fitted valve with the number printed or engraved on it. Many solenoid valve manufacturers use closely related model families and the differences usually sit in the suffix, so the photo plus your machine model is normally all we need to identify what is fitted and quote the matching replacement.
It is an individual valve, supplied against its own part number. If your application uses a valve bank or manifold and you need the complete assembly, send the number marked on that assembly and we will check it for you.
The valve is the part covered by this number. Fittings, seals and mounting hardware are not part of it, so tell us what your machine uses and we will confirm what can be added to your quotation.
Restore air and power, then run a dry cycle before the machine goes back into production. Watch the connections for leaks and check that the pneumatic solenoid valve responds each time it is energised — if the response is slow or uneven, stop and recheck the seating and orientation.
