4WRKE16W6-200L-3X/6EG24EK31/C5D3M-718

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The Bosch Rexroth 4WRKE16W6-200L-3X/6EG24EK31/C5D3M-718 (R900732453) is a sophisticated, pilot-operated two-stage proportional directional valve designed for subplate mounting with a porting pattern according to ISO standards. This valve features electrical position feedback and integrated onboard electronics (OBE), enabling precise control over flow direction and magnitude through proportional solenoid operation. The pilot control valve is a single-stage proportional directional valve optimized for use as the pilot for the WRKE type valves. The main control spool of this valve is spring-centered, ensuring stability and reliability in its central position when no input signal is present. The unit's performance is enhanced by an inductive position transducer that provides accurate feedback on the spool's location, allowing for real-time adjustments to achieve desired command values. The pressure reducing valve ensures consistent operation, maintaining the set solenoid force throughout the entire control stroke. This model's design includes a finely tuned control edge geometry, pressure-tight wet-pin DC solenoids with detachable coils that convert electrical current into mechanical force proportionally, and a robust housing that ensures durability and long service life. The zero point adjustment of the main stage is factory-set but can be fine-tuned by qualified experts using an integrated potentiometer in the electronic controls. Bosch Rexroth's 4WRKE16W6-200L-3X/6EG24EK31/C5D3M-718 valve excels in applications where precise flow control and direction are critical, with its built-in electronics minimizing deviations across devices in series production. Adjustments to this system should only be carried out by trained specialists to avoid potential damage to the system.