PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE DR 10 K5-3X/50YM

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The Bosch Rexroth DR 10 K5-3X/50YM (R900422568) is a pilot-operated pressure reducing screw-in cartridge valve designed for block installation, offering precise control for reducing system pressure. This model, belonging to the DR.K product family, features a maximum operating pressure of 350 bar (5076 psi) and a maximum flow rate of 50 l/min (13.2 gpm). It is equipped with an Mx cavity and utilizes NBR sealing material for reliable performance. The valve operates normally open, allowing unrestricted hydraulic fluid flow from main port A to B in its initial position. The secondary pressure adjustment can be made through various options such as a sleeve with hexagon and protective cap. The DR 10 K5-3X/50YM includes internal pilot oil supply and an external pilot oil return to ensure consistent operation. The poppet-type spool within this valve reacts to changes in pressure, maintaining the set value constant by moving to its control position when necessary. This ensures that the secondary pressure is consistently regulated according to the spring setting. The pilot oil return is always externally via main port B, and it's important to note that counter pressures at main port A will add up to the set pressure. This model offers different optional adjustment types for user convenience including a rotary knob, sleeve with hexagon and protective cap, lockable rotary knob with scale, or rotary knob with scale. The component series X signifies its modern engineering standards ensuring high performance in various hydraulic applications. With its robust design and efficient functioning, the Bosch Rexroth DR 10 K5-3X/50YM valve is an essential component for hydraulic systems requiring precise pressure reduction capabilities.