FR10-33E-6T-N FLOW CONTROL

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The Hydraforce FR10-33E-6T-N (5413633) is an advanced, adjustable, pressure-compensated flow control valve designed to offer precise fluid handling capabilities in hydraulic systems. This versatile valve can function either as a priority type flow regulator or as a restrictive type 2-way flow regulator when the bypass line at port 2 is blocked. It features a unique capability to maintain consistent flow rates despite variations in pressure at the regulated or bypass ports, ensuring reliable and steady performance. The FR10-33E-6T-N operates with an adjustment mechanism that increases the regulated flow from closed to fully open through counterclockwise rotation, allowing for fine-tuned control over fluid dynamics. It is compatible with both mineral-based and synthetic hydraulic fluids that possess lubricating properties, enhancing its versatility across different hydraulic applications. This model is engineered with hardened steel components which contribute to its durability and long service life. Additionally, it boasts a quiet and modulated response during operation, minimizing noise and enhancing user comfort. The valve has been designed to accommodate fully pressurized conditions at bypass port 2 without compromising its efficiency or safety. With a maximum pressure rating of 3500 psi and various flow ratings depending on configuration (up to 26 lpm for maximum inlet flow in a 3-ported setup), the FR10-33E-6T-N is suitable for robust industrial applications requiring precise fluid control. Its industry-standard VC103 cavity ensures compatibility with common installation setups, making it a practical choice for system upgrades or new installations where high-performance fluid regulation is necessary.