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Hydraulically-operated valve ADCfor controlpilotpressure-reducing
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Characteristics
- Operation
- hydraulically-operated
- Function
- for control, pilot, pressure-reducing
- Media
- for oil
- Body
- threaded
- Associated function
- reducing
- Other characteristics
- compact
- DN
6.5 mm, 9 mm
(0.256 in, 0.354 in)- Pressure
30 bar, 100 bar, 300 bar, 400 bar
(435.1 psi, 1,450.4 psi, 4,351.1 psi, 5,801.5 psi)- Temperature
Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)Max.: 80 °C
(176 °F)- Flow rate
2 l/min, 40 l/min, 80 l/min, 120 l/min
(0.53 us gal/min, 10.57 us gal/min, 21.13 us gal/min, 31.7 us gal/min)
Description
Pressure reducing valves type ADC and AM are suitable for the supply of control circuits with low oil consumption. These valves feature an override compensation, i.e. acting like a pressure-limiting valve if the secondary pressure exceeds the set pressure e.g. due to external forces. Leakage flow is present due to design-based reasons.
Pressure reducing valves type ADM and ADME are suitable for larger flow rates to supply systems with up to 10 lpm.
Features and benefits:
Numerous configurations
Intended applications:
For control oil supply in pilot circuits
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