FR10-30F-8T-N-/ 3.00 FLOW REGULATOR
Manufacturer: Hydraforce
Material #: 5413360300
Model : FR10-30F-8T-N-/ 3.00 FLOW REGULATOR
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The Hydraforce 5413360.3.00 (5413360.3.00) is a high-performance hydraulic flow regulator valve, specifically designed as a screw-in, cartridge style component. This pressure compensated, non-adjustable valve is versatile in its applications, capable of functioning both as a priority type flow regulator and a restrictive type 2-way flow regulator. As a priority flow regulator, it directs the pump flow primarily to priority port 3, subsequently bypassing any excess to port 2. In its restrictive mode, it operates effectively when bypass port 2 is blocked.
The FR1030F model maintains a consistent flow rate from port 3 irrespective of fluctuating pressures either downstream of the priority port or in the bypass leg at port 2. This ensures reliable and steady operation in varied hydraulic conditions. The valve's design includes hardened parts which enhance its durability and prolong its operational life span. Additionally, it features a quiet and modulated response mechanism that contributes to smooth and efficient performance.
This model uses an industry-common cavity which facilitates ease of installation and compatibility with existing systems without the need for extensive modifications. The ability of all ports to be fully pressurized adds to the flexibility and robustness of this hydraulic component, making it suitable for a wide range of dynamic hydraulic applications where precise flow regulation is critical.
$91.50 USD
Availability: Backordered
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Delivered as early as December 31, 2026







