Solenoid-Actuated Electromagnetic Gasoline Fuel Injector – OEM Standard Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) Nozzle for Cars and Motorcycles
The Solenoid-Actuated Electromagnetic Gasoline Fuel Injector is a robust and highly dependable electronic fuel injection (EFI) component engineered for accurate fuel delivery across diverse operating speeds and load conditions. Powered by a high-speed internal electromagnetic coil, this injector responds instantaneously to electronic control unit (ECU) signals, supplying precise pulse-width-modulated fuel doses to ensure optimal engine performance.
Solenoid-Actuated Electromagnetic Gasoline Fuel Injector – OEM Standard Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) Nozzle for Cars and Motorcycles Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 10 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | 3-7 |
Solenoid-Actuated Electromagnetic Gasoline Fuel Injector – OEM Standard Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) Nozzle for Cars and Motorcycles Detail Introduction :
Parameter | Specification / Detail |
|---|---|
Fuel Type | Gasoline (Low Viscosity, Highly Volatile) |
Actuation Principle | Electromagnetic / Solenoid-Actuated Coil |
Ignition Mechanism | Spark-Ignition Point |
Core Function | Fast Volatile Fuel Vaporization & Atomization |
Coil Resistance | High / Low Impedance Options (12V System) |
Response Time | < 1.2 ms Pulse Width Opening |
Sealing Type | Viton O-Rings (High Temperature & Fuel Resistant) |
Target Industries | Cars, Light Duty Vehicles, EFI Motorcycles & ATVs |
Fuel delivery in modern electronic fuel injection systems relies heavily on rapid electromagnetic response. When energized by the ECU, the precision-engineered solenoid coil generates a consistent magnetic field that pulls the valve armature open in milliseconds. Designed to handle low-viscosity, volatile gasoline fluids, this electromagnetic nozzle maintains absolute spray stability under varying throttle inputs, offering smooth acceleration, fast cold-start performance, and minimal power drop.
Key Product Highlights:
Millisecond Electromagnetic Response: High-density coil winding delivers ultra-fast valve actuation and precise fuel pulse control.
Stable Volatile Fuel Spray: Engineered specifically for the volatile and low-viscosity physical traits of gasoline fuel.
OEM Drop-In Fitment: Manufactured to standard mounting dimensions for seamless plug-and-play installation.
Vibration & Heat Resistance: Built with thermal-insulated coatings to withstand harsh engine bay conditions and constant vibration.
Target Applications:
Automotive: Passenger cars, compact hatchbacks, and light utility vehicles.
Two-Wheelers & ATVs: Small-displacement EFI motorcycles, scooters, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), and quad bikes.
Why Choose Us:
Our electromagnetic fuel injectors undergo rigorous coil resistance, thermal shock, and million-cycle durability testing. We provide strict quality assurance that guarantees exact flow calibration matching original equipment parameters, eliminating check-engine lights and fuel starvation issues.
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