PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE DR 10 K5-3X/100YMV

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The Bosch Rexroth DR 10 K5-3X/100YMV (R900432731) is a high-performance screw-in cartridge valve designed for efficient pressure reduction in hydraulic systems. This pilot-operated pressure reducing valve belongs to the DR.K product family, which is specifically classified for block design installation applications. It is engineered to maintain a consistent secondary system pressure that can be adjusted using a sleeve with a hexagon and protective cap. With its robust construction, the DR 10 K5-3X/100YMV valve can withstand a maximum operating pressure of up to 315 bar (4569 psi) and is capable of handling maximum flow rates of 100 liters per minute (26.4 gpm). The valve operates in a normally open position, allowing unrestricted fluid flow from port A to port B until the set pressure is exceeded. At this point, the pilot poppet opens, and the main spool shifts to regulate the pressure. The unit features internal pilot oil supply and external pilot oil return mechanisms, ensuring reliable operation even under fluctuating conditions. The poppet type spool within this model contributes to its precise control capabilities. Suitable for use with various hydraulic fluids such as HL, HLP, HEES, and HEPG, it offers versatility in different hydraulic environments. The DR 10 K5-3X/100YMV valve's design includes FKM sealing material for enhanced durability and resistance against harsh fluids or environmental conditions. Its compact size and Mx cavity make it an ideal choice for integration into space-constrained applications while maintaining ease of maintenance and replacement. Overall, this Bosch Rexroth cartridge valve represents a dependable solution for managing system pressures within hydraulic circuits across numerous applications without compromising on performance or reliability.