DR10DP2-4X/25YM/12

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The Bosch Rexroth DR10DP2-4X/25YM/12 (R978899929) is a direct operated pressure reducing valve designed for subplate mounting with porting patterns according to DIN Form D and ISO standards. This model is part of the component series X, which is capable of handling maximum operating pressures and flow rates specified for this series. It features a way version configuration, which ensures pressure limitation in the secondary circuit, making it suitable for applications where system pressure needs to be limited. The secondary pressure can be adjusted using various optional adjustment types such as a rotary knob, threaded pin with hexagon and protective cap, lockable rotary knob with scale, or a rotary knob with scale. The valve's initial position allows free flow from channel B to channel A without restriction while maintaining constant pressure levels in channel A via the control line at the piston area opposite the compression spring. Internally supplied signal and pilot oil via the control line from channel A enable efficient operation. The valve also accounts for external force effects that may increase pressure in channel A by discharging excess hydraulic fluid into the tank through channel TY, ensuring only slight increases in pressure. Leakage oil from the spring chamber is discharged externally via channel TY as well. For reverse flow from channel A to channel B, an optional check valve can be installed. Additionally, a pressure gauge connection is available for monitoring secondary pressure levels. The Bosch Rexroth DR10DP2-4X/25YM/12 provides reliable performance in controlling system pressures within hydraulic applications and offers flexibility through its optional features to meet various operational requirements.