SCREW-IN CARTRIDGE VALVE 048410052711000-VRLA-16A-11-D-05

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The Bosch Rexroth 048410052711000-VRLA-16A-11-D-05 (R930001084) is a state-of-the-art screw-in cartridge valve designed for advanced hydraulic systems requiring precise pressure control and flow management. This model belongs to the VRLA product family, which is classified under logic elements and includes pressure compensators with dynamic load sensing capabilities. It is engineered to handle a maximum operating pressure of 350 bar (5076 psi) and can accommodate a maximum flow of up to 40 l/min (10.6 gpm), making it suitable for various applications that demand high performance and reliability. The valve features a nominal flow rate and utilizes NBR sealing material to ensure tightness and durability under diverse operating conditions. Its cavity conforms to the CAAN standard, assuring compatibility with existing hydraulic setups. The VRLA-16A-11-D-05 is designed with external pilot operation, employing either direct or pilot control mechanisms based on system requirements. The product type VRLA indicates its role as a logic element within hydraulic circuits, specifically acting as a poppet-type spool valve, which contributes to its effectiveness in managing fluid dynamics within the system. Its robust design is reflected in its weight, which underscores the quality materials used in its construction. Suitable for use with HL and HLP hydraulic fluids, this Bosch Rexroth cartridge valve is an essential component for sophisticated hydraulic applications that demand precise control over pressure and flow rates. Its integration into hydraulic systems exemplifies Bosch Rexroth's commitment to delivering high-quality engineering solutions that enhance the efficiency and performance of modern machinery.