4WE6EA6X/EG24N9XNK4

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The Bosch Rexroth 4WE6EA6X/EG24N9XNK4 (R901305966) is a high-performance solenoid-actuated directional spool valve designed to control the start, stop, and direction of fluid flow within a hydraulic system. This specific model features two electronic solenoids that operate without spring return, meaning there is no defined basic position in the deenergized state. The valve's control spool is actuated by wet-pin electronic solenoids, ensuring reliable and precise movement from its rest position to the desired end position, thereby enabling the correct flow direction. This particular valve model includes an optional manual override that allows for manual operation of the control spool without solenoid energization. It also comes with two spool positions and offers energy-efficient operation as it can lock the control spool in place with detents, eliminating the need for continuous current application to maintain position. The Bosch Rexroth 4WE6EA6X/EG24N9XNK4 valve is equipped with a throttle insert to manage excessive flows during switching processes that may exceed the valve's performance limit. It also features seal rings for enhanced sealing capabilities. The porting pattern of this valve conforms to ISO standards and it incorporates wet-pin DC solenoids with a rotatable solenoid coil by 90 degrees for flexible installation. The electrical connection is designed as an individual connection, and there is a concealed manual override feature available. Users should be aware that pressure peaks in the tank line can cause unintended movements of the control spool in versions with detent; thus, separate return lines or check valves are recommended to prevent such occurrences. Additionally, inherent internal leakage may increase over time due to the design principle of these valves.