Z4WEH 10 E63-4X/6EW110N9ETDK25L/V

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The Bosch Rexroth Z4WEH 10 E63-4X/6EW110N9ETDK25L/V (R900579052) is a high-performance directional spool valve, designed for electrohydraulic actuation. This pilot-operated valve serves as a critical component in controlling the start, stop, and direction of a fluid flow within a hydraulic system. It offers the capability to function as either a shutoff valve or to short-circuit shutoff through the valve while allowing P and T ports free flow in every spool position. Constructed with precision engineering, the Z4WEH 10 E63-4X/6EW110N9ETDK25L/V features porting patterns that adhere to ISO standards, ensuring compatibility and ease of integration into various hydraulic systems. The valve is equipped with wet-pin DC or AC solenoids which can be chosen based on system requirements, and there is an option for an auxiliary operating device. For enhanced flexibility and control, this model includes several customizable features such as switching time adjustment and stroke setting at the main spool, which can be specified to match the application's demands. Moreover, it supports various electrical connection configurations, including individual or central connections as detailed in RE standards. To ensure reliable feedback and precise positioning, the valve can be outfitted with inductive position switches and proximity sensors that operate without contact. These advanced features make it suitable for sophisticated hydraulic applications where accuracy and responsiveness are paramount. Overall, Bosch Rexroth's Z4WEH 10 E63-4X/6EW110N9ETDK25L/V directional spool valve stands out for its adaptability and precision control capabilities in complex hydraulic circuits where electrohydraulic actuation is required.