FR10-32F-0-N-/ M4 FLOW REGULATOR
Manufacturer: Hydraforce
Material #: 5413810M4
Model : FR10-32F-0-N-/ M4 FLOW REGULATOR
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The Hydraforce 5413810.M4 (5413810.M4) is an advanced hydraulic component engineered to deliver precise flow control in fluid power applications. This adjustable, pressure-compensated, bidirectional flow control valve is designed to regulate flow seamlessly in both directions between ports 2 and 3, while port 1 remains blocked. The valve's functionality allows for increased regulated flow from closed to fully open with a simple clockwise rotation, ensuring ease of use and operational efficiency.
One of the standout features of the Hydraforce 5413810.M4 is its hardened seat, which significantly enhances the valve's longevity and reduces leakage risks, making it a reliable choice for rigorous industrial applications. Additionally, the valve boasts excellent linearity and hysteresis properties, which contribute to its high performance by maintaining a consistent flow rate despite variations in pressure at each port. Its compatibility with industry-common cavity further simplifies installation and integration into existing hydraulic systems, highlighting its versatility across various setups.
Overall, this model is particularly suitable for scenarios requiring precise flow control where system integrity and performance are critical. Whether implemented in mobile hydraulics or stationary industrial machinery, the Hydraforce 5413810.M4 ensures optimal functionality and durability, enhancing system efficiency and reliability.
$80.25 USD
Availability: Backordered
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Delivered as early as February 16, 2027








