PV72-30A-10T-N-24DG FLOW CONTROL
Manufacturer: Hydraforce
Material #: 5142079
Model : PV72-30A-10T-N-24DG FLOW CONTROL
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The Hydraforce 5142079 (5142079) is a sophisticated solenoid operated, pressure compensated, spool type, normally closed, proportional priority flow control valve. The PV7230 model is engineered to deliver priority regulated flow at port 3, ensuring both pressure-compensated regulated and bypass flows are maintained accurately. This regulation of flow is directly proportional to the electric current applied to its solenoid, allowing for precise control in various applications.
This valve stands out for its choice of two regulated flow ranges which can be selected based on specific system requirements. It boasts excellent linearity and hysteresis characteristics, making it highly reliable and consistent in performance. The Hydraforce 5142079 is designed with efficiency in mind; featuring efficient wet-armature construction and cartridges that are voltage-interchangeable which enhances flexibility in usage.
Additionally, the unitized, molded coil design contributes to its robustness while standard coil waterproofing ensures durability and longevity even in moisture-rich environments. An optional manual override feature adds an extra layer of operational security by allowing manual control when needed. Optional coil voltages and terminations further enhance its adaptability across different electrical systems. This valve is ideal for applications requiring precise flow management with dependable performance under varying pressure conditions.
$346.75 USD
Availability: Backordered
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Delivered as early as December 30, 2026








