MR10-20C-0-P MANUAL ROTARY VALVE
Manufacturer: Hydraforce
Material #: 5312300P
Model : MR10-20C-0-P MANUAL ROTARY VALVE
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The Hydraforce 5312300P (5312300P) is a manual rotary flow control valve designed for precision management of hydraulic fluid flow in various applications. This model operates by increasing flow from minimum to maximum through a counterclockwise rotation, offering users straightforward and effective control. It features a cartridge style that is compatible with general purpose hydraulic fluids, making it versatile for integration into different systems.
Notably, the 5312300P provides users with the choice between ten-position detent or infinite friction lock options, allowing for customizable control depending on the specific requirements of the task at hand. The valve boasts good linearity across three selectable flow range options, enhancing its adaptability to various operational needs. Additionally, it can be adapted to a variety of operators and includes an optional lockdown bracket for added security and stability during use.
Constructed for durability, the 5312300P utilizes heavy-duty materials to ensure long-lasting performance even under demanding conditions. It also features low effort adjustment for user convenience and integrates seamlessly into industry common cavity configurations, facilitating easy installation and maintenance. This combination of robust construction, flexible operation settings, and user-friendly design makes the Hydraforce 5312300P an efficient solution for controlling hydraulic flow in a wide range of settings.
$66.75 USD
Availability: Backordered
Ships from US Note: Sales tax, shipping, and applicable tariffs will be calculated at checkout.
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Delivered as early as March 1, 2027







