DIRECTIONAL SPOOL VALVE H-4WEH 25 HE6X/6EG24NK4/B12V

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The Bosch Rexroth H-4WEH 25 HE6X/6EG24NK4/B12V (R978913411) is an industrial hydraulic valve designed for high-performance applications, featuring reliable switching of oil flow direction in accordance with the hydraulic symbol E. This spool valve is pilot-operated and requires an external pilot oil supply and return. It is engineered to handle a maximum pressure with a solenoid-actuated control mechanism. The valve's size corresponds to industry standards, ensuring compatibility and ease of integration into various hydraulic systems. The electrical connection is facilitated through a Connector pole PE as per EN standards, which contributes to its robust performance in demanding environments. The product belongs to a specific product group identified by its unique ID number, indicating its place within the manufacturer's range. Equipped with four ports for comprehensive fluid control, the H-4WEH 25 HE6X/6EG24NK4/B12V valve operates via solenoid actuation with a subplate mounting type of connection that adheres to both NFPA T.. R D Size CETOP and ISO standards for installation. The supply voltage required for this model is 24 VDC, which powers the solenoid for switching between positions. The unit's weight has been optimized for its size and capabilities while maintaining structural integrity. For durability and compatibility with various hydraulic fluids, it features FKM seals and can work with fluids including HL, HLP, HLPD, HVLP, HVLPD, HETG, HEES, HEPG, HFDU, and HFDR types. This versatility ensures that the Bosch Rexroth H-4WEH 25 HE6X/6EG24NK4/B12V can be deployed across a wide range of hydraulic applications without concern for fluid compatibility issues.