EHPR98-G38A-0-G-24ER

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The Hydraforce 5278717 (5278717) is a state-of-the-art hydraulic component designed for advanced fluid power applications. This direct-acting, spool-type, proportional, pressure reducing relieving valve stands out for its ability to manage fluid dynamics with high precision. Known as the EHPR98G38XXX, it integrates seamlessly as a drop-in, flange-mounted cartridge type valve suitable for systems utilizing mineral-based or synthetic hydraulic fluids with lubricating properties. This third-generation valve features an integral coil that is not serviceable, ensuring reliability and reducing maintenance needs. The functionality of the EHPR98G38XXX allows the regulated pressure to be proportional to the input electrical current across specified pressure ranges. Its design includes options for different plunger types based on the inlet pressure and desired response time. For inlet pressures up to 34 bar (500 psi), the standard plunger is ideal for scenarios requiring faster response and increased control port volume. Conversely, for higher pressures up to 69 bar (1000 psi), where decreased volume at the control port is necessary, a damped plunger variant is recommended to ensure stability. Additional features enhancing its usability include economical drop-in styling, multiple mounting plate options, and various regulated pressure ranges. The valve also offers retrofit capabilities specifically designed to replace the EHPR98T38 model effortlessly. Its quick response time and low leakage rate make it an excellent choice for dynamic systems requiring precise pressure adjustments. Moreover, optional enhancements like a screen option and top-mounted connector further augment its adaptability and performance in diverse operational contexts.