FR10-20F-0-N-/ M16 FLOW REGULATOR
Manufacturer: Hydraforce
Material #: 5412300M16
Model : FR10-20F-0-N-/ M16 FLOW REGULATOR
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The Hydraforce 5412300.M16 (5412300.M16) is a precision-engineered hydraulic flow regulator valve, specifically designed for robust and efficient fluid control in hydraulic systems. The FR1020F model is a screw-in, cartridge-style valve that features a fixed orifice and pressure-compensated operation, ensuring consistent flow rates from port 1 to port 2 irrespective of fluctuations in load pressure. This valve is particularly adept at maintaining stability and performance in dynamic hydraulic environments.
Reverse flow through the FR1020F is managed via the control orifice but remains non-compensated, which suits applications where reverse flow control is either managed separately or not critical. The design incorporates hardened parts to enhance durability and extend the operational lifespan of the valve under rigorous conditions. Additionally, its quiet, modulated response prevents system noises typically associated with fluctuating pressures, contributing to a more stable and quieter operation.
The utilization of an industry-common cavity makes this model highly compatible with standard configurations, simplifying installation and replacement processes. This feature ensures that it can be integrated into various existing hydraulic setups without the need for substantial modifications. The Hydraforce 5412300.M16 is ideal for applications requiring precise flow regulation and reliability in both industrial machinery and mobile hydraulics.
$40.25 USD
Availability: Backordered
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Delivered as early as February 15, 2027






