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The multi-purpose differential sensing valves and pressure compensators in our logic elements range are designed to team up with other cartridge valves — creating countless circuits for superb pressure, flow and direction control.
For more detailed technical information, view our quick reference guide (PDF 3 MB) and circuit examples (PDF 3 MB). |
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Differential Sensing Valves, Poppet Type
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Differential Sensing Valves, Poppet Type Example Schematic |
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- On/off, low leakage design using “pilot to close” or “vent to open” functions to control the flow between ports 1 and 2.
- The valve is piloted (or vented) to function as a directional control valve, with low leakage.
- Flow range: 80-160 l/min [21-42 US gal/min].
- Pressure capability up to 315 bar [4,500 psi].
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Differential Sensing Valves, Spool Type
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Differential Sensing Valves, Spool Type Example Schematic |
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- Three-ported design using a pressure differential across the spool to modulate the flow/pressure from ports 1 to 2, available in “normally open” or “normally closed” with pilot or venting to control the modulation.
- Commonly used for unloading, flow control (pressure compensating), pressure relieving, and sequencing circuits.
- Flow range: 75-190 l/min [20-50 US gal/min].
- Pressure capability up to 315 bar [4,500 psi].
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Pressure Compensators, Restrictive Type
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Pressure Compensators, Restrictive Type Example Schematic |
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- Three-ported design using a pressure differential across the spool to modulate the flow from ports 3 to 2 by maintaining a constant pressure drop across an external orifice (or needle valve) between ports 3 and 1.
- Commonly used for meter-in or meter-out circuits to control actuator speeds, for example in load-lowering applications.
- Flow range: 90-284 l/min [24-75 US gal/min].
- Pressure capability up to 315 bar [4,500 psi].
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Pressure Compensators, Priority Type
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Pressure Compensators, Priority Type Example Schematic |
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- Four-ported design using a pressure differential across the spool to modulate the flow from ports 4 to 3 by maintaining a constant pressure drop across an external orifice (or needle valve) between ports 4 and 1. Remaining flow is available for use from port 2.
- Commonly used to direct fixed flow to a priority function or circuit, while making secondary flow available to other intermittent functions or the tank.
- Flow range: 60-340 l/min [16-90 US gal/min].
- Pressure capability up to 315 bar [4,500 psi].
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Load Sense, Priority
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Load Sense, Priority Example Schematic |
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- Four-ported, static load sense design that provides flow from ports 3 to 2 based on the load sense pilot pressure to the load sense port. Remaining flow is available for use from port 4.
- Commonly used in load sense circuits, providing priority flow to the main function, such as steering, while making secondary flow available to other intermittent functions or to tank.
- Flow range: 75-200 l/min [20-53 US gal/min].
- Pressure capability up to 210 bar [3,000 psi].
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