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Spool hydraulic directional control valve LV series
electrically-operatedcompactsectional

spool hydraulic directional control valve
spool hydraulic directional control valve
spool hydraulic directional control valve
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Characteristics

Type
spool
Actuating method
electrically-operated
Other characteristics
compact, sectional, proportional
Operating pressure

50 bar, 350 bar, 420 bar
(725 psi, 5,076 psi, 6,092 psi)

Flow rate

260 l/min, 280 l/min, 400 l/min, 600 l/min
(69 us gal/min, 74 us gal/min, 106 us gal/min, 159 us gal/min)

Description

This range of proportional valves is used to provide load-independent speed control of motors and cylinders. The LVS18 and LVS22 are operating according to the flow sharing principle. Also available with rapid-traverse and floading function Advantages Safe volumetric flow control by flow sharing principle, prevents the functional hold-up caused by undersupply. Load-independent flow control, even with parallel operation of several acuators Load feedback Actuator sections with individual pressure compensators Secondary pressure relief valves LS pressure relief for the whole control block With rapid-traverse and floating position Energy saving by low pressure drop Models (Types of operator) Electrohydraulic, proportional Hydraulic Manual (oil-tight enclosure) Electrohydraulic proportional – manual, combined Electrohydraulic proportional – hydraulic, combined Onboard electronics Applications Mobile cranes Ground drilling rigs Container forklifts Excavators Wheel loaders Telehandlers

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IFAT 2024
IFAT 2024

13-17 May 2024 München (Germany) Hall Vide - Stand C6.255

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