Type VP 1 valves are zero-leakage, cone-seated directional valves that can be used as 2/2, 3/2, or 4/2-way valves. They have internal pressure balance allowing free selection of flow direction and maximum pressure resistance. Due to air actuation, there is no interaction between actuation elements and fluids or risk of sticking. Their intended use includes hydraulic lubrication systems using high-viscosity fluids up to 400 bar pressure and 15 LPM flow.
Type VP 1 valves are zero-leakage, cone-seated directional valves that can be used as 2/2, 3/2, or 4/2-way valves. They have internal pressure balance allowing free selection of flow direction and maximum pressure resistance. Due to air actuation, there is no interaction between actuation elements and fluids or risk of sticking. Their intended use includes hydraulic lubrication systems using high-viscosity fluids up to 400 bar pressure and 15 LPM flow.
Type VP 1 valves are zero-leakage, cone-seated directional valves that can be used as 2/2, 3/2, or 4/2-way valves. They have internal pressure balance allowing free selection of flow direction and maximum pressure resistance. Due to air actuation, there is no interaction between actuation elements and fluids or risk of sticking. Their intended use includes hydraulic lubrication systems using high-viscosity fluids up to 400 bar pressure and 15 LPM flow.
Type VP 1 valves are zero-leakage, cone-seated directional valves that can be used as 2/2, 3/2, or 4/2-way valves. They have internal pressure balance allowing free selection of flow direction and maximum pressure resistance. Due to air actuation, there is no interaction between actuation elements and fluids or risk of sticking. Their intended use includes hydraulic lubrication systems using high-viscosity fluids up to 400 bar pressure and 15 LPM flow.
Type VP 1 valves are designed as zero-leakage, cone-seated valves and can be used as 2/2-, 3/2- and 4/2-way directional valves. The internal pressure balance enables free selection of the flow direction and maximum pressure resistance of all ports. Due to the air-switching actuation, there is no risk of interaction between actuation elements and the medium used. No sticking or resinification as a result of increased tempera- tures is possible. The preferred area of application is hydraulic lubrication systems that use high-viscosi- ty grease or oils. Other fluids in the relevant viscosity range can also be considered provided they have the appropriate seal compatibility. Features and benefits: ■ Freely selectable flow direction
■ No interaction between actuation elements and medium
■ No sticking or resinification as a result of increased temperatures is possible.
Intended applications: Nomen- Directional seated valve, zero leakage ■ Lubricating systems clature: ■ Mining machinery Design: Manifold mounting ■ Construction and construction materials machinery
■ Handling and assembly technology Actuation: Solenoid
