DR10DP3-4X/210Y/12

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The Bosch Rexroth DR10DP3-4X/210Y/12 (R900902914) is a direct operated pressure reducing valve designed for subplate mounting, providing precise control of system pressure in hydraulic circuits. This model ensures the secondary circuit's pressure limitation through an adjustment mechanism, maintaining consistent performance and reliability. In its initial position, the valve allows unrestricted flow from channel B to channel A, with the secondary pressure settable via an adjustable compression spring. The DR10DP3-4X/210Y/12 valve features an internal control line that supplies signal and pilot oil from channel A, keeping the set pressure constant even when external forces affect the actuator. Excess pressure is relieved through channel TY to avoid undue stress on the system. Additionally, external leakage oil discharge from the spring chamber is directed through channel TY to ensure optimal operation. For applications requiring a free flow return from channel A to channel B, an optional check valve can be installed. The valve also includes a pressure gauge connection for monitoring secondary pressure accurately. This model conforms to DIN Form D and ISO porting patterns for ease of integration into existing systems. It offers various adjustment types to suit different operational preferences, including a rotary knob, threaded pin with hexagon and protective cap, lockable rotary knob with scale, or a rotary knob with scale for precise adjustments. The Bosch Rexroth DR10DP3-4X/210Y/12 valve supports maximum operating pressures up to 210 bar and can handle maximum flow rates as indicated by its specifications. Its design caters to those needing robust control in hydraulic applications where maintaining desired pressure levels is critical for system performance and safety.