FR10-32F-0-N-/ 0.90 FLOW REGULATOR
Manufacturer: Hydraforce
Material #: 5413810090
Model : FR10-32F-0-N-/ 0.90 FLOW REGULATOR
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The Hydraforce 5413810.0.90 (5413810.0.90) is an advanced hydraulic component designed for precise fluid control in a variety of applications. This adjustable, pressure-compensated, bidirectional flow control valve ensures regulated flow between ports in both directions, whether from port 2 to 3 or vice versa. The configuration necessitates that port 1 be blocked to function correctly. The flow rate can be meticulously adjusted from a closed state to fully open through a clockwise rotation of the valve mechanism.
A standout feature of the FR1032X model is its ability to maintain a consistent flow rate despite varying pressures at each port, showcasing its reliability and efficiency in dynamic hydraulic systems. The valve incorporates a hardened seat which significantly enhances its lifespan and minimizes leakage, ensuring operational integrity and reduced maintenance costs over time. Furthermore, its design boasts excellent linearity and minimal hysteresis, which contribute to smooth and predictable performance under varying conditions.
Designed with an industry-common cavity, the FR1032X integrates seamlessly into existing setups without the need for extensive modifications or custom parts, simplifying installation processes and compatibility across various applications. This makes it a versatile solution suited for sophisticated fluid control tasks in numerous hydraulic systems where precision and reliability are paramount.
$80.25 USD
Availability: Backordered
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Delivered as early as February 15, 2027








