PV72-20M-0-N-24ER FLOW CONTROL
Manufacturer: Hydraforce
Material #: 5144028
Model : PV72-20M-0-N-24ER FLOW CONTROL
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The Hydraforce 5144028 (5144028) is a high-performance, solenoid-operated, two-port, pressure-compensated, spool-type, normally closed, proportional flow control valve. This valve is specifically designed to regulate flow out of port 2 irrespective of the system’s working pressure. The functionality of the 5144028 allows for an increase in output flow with an increasing current applied to its solenoid. It boasts a range of features that enhance its performance and usability including a choice of two regulated flow ranges which ensures adaptability to various application needs.
Additionally, the valve demonstrates excellent linearity and hysteresis characteristics that contribute to its precise control capabilities. Its construction includes a hardened spool and cage which ensure long life and durability under demanding conditions. The efficient wet-armature construction aids in the reliable operation of the valve. Hydraforce has also equipped this model with optional coil voltages and terminations making it versatile for different electrical specifications.
The unitized molded coil design of the 5144028 comes standard with waterproofing, enhancing its suitability for harsh environments. Another noteworthy feature is the manual override option which provides additional operational flexibility. This combination of advanced features makes the Hydraforce 5144028 an ideal choice for applications requiring reliable flow control in hydraulic systems.
$247.00 USD
Availability: Backordered
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Delivered as early as December 30, 2026







