PROP PRESSURE CONTROL VALVE -Z ZDREE6VP1-1X/210MG24K24F1M

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The Bosch Rexroth ZDREE6VP1-1X/210MG24K24F1M (R901307056) is a high-performance industrial hydraulic valve designed for precise pressure reduction to a predefined command value signal. This pilot-operated spool valve is notable for its reliable performance and is equipped with integrated electronics, allowing for streamlined electrical actuation. The valve features a pressure rating of 210 bar and can accommodate a maximum flow rate, ensuring efficient operation in various hydraulic applications. With its P to P spool symbol, the ZDREE6VP1-1X/210MG24K24F1M offers consistent control and is suitable for use in systems requiring accurate pressure modulation. The electrical connection is facilitated by a 4-pole M12 standard connector, ensuring secure and stable connectivity. Additionally, this product adheres to CE standards, including electromagnetic compatibility directives from the EU. The valve's size conforms to CETOP D03 standards and it can be easily integrated into existing setups thanks to its sandwich plate connection type, which aligns with NFPA T3.5.1 R2 D03 SizeCETOP D and ISO 4401 porting patterns. It operates on a supply voltage of 24 VDC and features two switching positions for versatile application. Weighing in at .9 kg, the ZDREE6VP1-1X/210MG24K24F1M is constructed with robustness in mind without compromising on efficiency or ease of installation. It utilizes NBR seals and is compatible with various hydraulic fluids such as HL, HLP, HLPD, HVLP, HVLPD, and HFC types. Its compact design combined with powerful specifications makes it an essential component for systems requiring precise hydraulic pressure control within an array of operational contexts.