PD10-45-0-N-60 PILOTED 2-WAY
Manufacturer: Hydraforce
Material #: 5261910
Model : PD10-45-0-N-60 PILOTED 2-WAY
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The Hydraforce 5261910 (5261910) is a high-performance hydraulic directional valve known for its robust construction and efficient operation. The PD1045 model is a screw-in, cartridge style valve that operates as a pilot-operated, spool type device. Specifically designed to facilitate precise control over hydraulic flow systems, this valve features a unique operational mechanism where in its neutral position, it permits bidirectional flow from port 2 to port 3. Upon receiving a remote pilot signal at port 1, the spool within the valve shifts to block the flow between these ports.
An essential characteristic of the PD1045 is its vented spring chamber connected to port 4, which possesses an internal O-ring seal isolating it from the cartridge's flow paths. This setup ensures that any pressure applied on port 4 influences the pilot pressure required in a direct 1:1 ratio, adjusted further by adding to the bias spring value. Durability is enhanced through the use of hardened materials for both the spool and cage, ensuring long service life even under rigorous conditions.
This directional valve also benefits from an industry-common cavity design, making it compatible with various existing hydraulic systems without needing specialized accommodations. The integration of such features makes the Hydraforce PD1040 exceptionally suitable for applications requiring reliable directional control of fluid handling in hydraulic systems across various settings.
$50.75 USD
Availability: Backordered
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Delivered as early as January 19, 2027







