DIRECTIONAL SPOOL VALVE 4WE6D6X/EG24N9K72L/62SO407=AN

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The Bosch Rexroth 4WE6D6X/EG24N9K72L/62SO407=AN (R901268862) is a high-performance industrial hydraulic valve designed for reliable switching of oil flow direction in accordance with its hydraulic symbol D. This direct-actuated spool valve features a robust design that ensures consistent performance under varying operational conditions. The model has a maximum pressure capacity and is equipped with an electrical connection that includes a connector pole, M12 according to EN 175301-803, with an integrated LED and suppressor diode. The pin assignment is in line with DESINA standards. The valve is part of Productgroup ID 4WE6, indicating it belongs to a series known for durability and precision in controlling fluid dynamics in hydraulic systems. It has four ports and operates via solenoid actuation, which makes it responsive and efficient in managing flow directions. The size of this particular model falls under CETOP D03 (NG6) standards, making it compatible with subplate mounting configurations. The connection diagram adheres to both NFPA T3.5.1 R2 D03 and ISO 4401 standards. With an electrical connector that is A-coded, the unit can handle a maximum flow rate effectively while maintaining stability within the system. It operates on a supply voltage of 24 VDC and offers two switching positions for versatile application use. The weight of the valve is 1.4 kg, which contributes to its sturdy installation and operation. Lastly, the seals are made from NBR material suitable for various hydraulic fluids including HL, HLP, HLPD, HVLP, HVLPD, and HFC types—ensuring compatibility with standard industry fluids and broadening its application range across different hydraulic systems requiring precise control of fluid directionality under electronic command signals.