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News Release from: Primary Fluid Power | Subject: 3/8 BSP monoblock valves
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 14 June 2000
New Berendsen hydraulic directional
control valve
Berendsen have introduced a new monoblock hydraulic directional control valve that offers mobile equipment manufacturers significant design flexibility and reduced installation cost
Berendsen have introduced a new monoblock hydraulic directional control valve that offers mobile equipment manufacturers significant design flexibility, reduced installation cost and the operator - precise control The new 3/8 BSP monoblock valves are designed for flows up to 50 L/min and pressures up to 350 bar
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 29 Feb 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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The valves can be operated by lever, solenoid, cable, pneumatic pilot or hydraulic pilot enabling the designer to select the most appropriate mechanism for his particular application.
Up to six functions can be housed in one valve block and the inlet can be fitted with electrical unloading and/or relief elements, concentrating directional control functions in a single unit reduces installation costs and the number of potential leak paths.
The spools exhibit excellent metering characteristics giving the operator precise control.
Additionally these new valves offer very low internal leakage due to tight control the body/spool clearances without sacrificing lever effort that has also been reduced.
Many of the monoblock valves components are interchangeable with Berendsen's sectional valves, saving the user spares inventory costs where both types are used at the same plant.
These new directional control valves are a development of their existing range, so users can be confident of the valves performance and reliability.
They are available in the UK from Berendsen PMC Limited who have a wealth of experience in the application of mobile hydraulic components, having a sizeable range enables them to offer equipment that can very accurately meet the requirements of their customers.
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