DIRECTIONAL SPOOL VALVE 4WE 6 Y6X/EG24N9K4/B06/62

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The Bosch Rexroth 4WE 6 Y6X/EG24N9K4/B06/62 (R978016496) is a high-performance industrial hydraulic valve designed for reliable switching of oil flow direction in accordance with its hydraulic symbol Y configuration. This direct actuated spool valve operates with solenoid actuation, featuring a maximum pressure capacity and an electrical connection that utilizes a connector pole PE conforming to EN standards. The valve boasts a sizable number of ports and is capable of handling a significant max flow rate. Constructed for durability and efficiency, the 4WE 6 Y6X/EG24N9K4/B06/62 valve includes NBR seals compatible with various hydraulic fluids such as HL, HLP, HLPD, HVLP, HVLPD, and HFC. It is designed to conform to both NFPA T3.5.1 R2 D03 SizeCETOP 3 and ISO porting patterns which ensures versatility for different system requirements. The supply voltage required for operation is 24 VDC. This Bosch Rexroth valve also offers flexibility in its design with options for manual auxiliary actuation when electrical power is not supplied to the solenoid. The spool position can be monitored optionally and it supports both single and central electric connections. Additionally, the high-power solenoid can be rotated by 90 degrees if needed. For safety and compliance, the model meets CE conformity according to the Low-Voltage Directive EU for electrical voltages greater than 50 VAC or 75 VDC. Furthermore, the solenoid coil comes with an UR marking as per UL508 standard (edition), and there's an optional approval according to CSA C22.2 No.14. This Bosch Rexroth directional control valve is suitable for applications requiring precise control over start, stop, and directional flow of hydraulic fluids within complex systems while ensuring energy-efficient operation through optional detent mechanisms that reduce the need for continuous current supply during operation.