FR12-23E-0-N-/13.00 FLOW CONTROL
Manufacturer: Hydraforce
Material #: 54234051300
Model : FR12-23E-0-N-/13.00 FLOW CONTROL
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The Hydraforce 5423405.13.00 (5423405.13.00) is a high-performance flow regulator cartridge valve, specifically designed as a screw-in, adjustable, pressure-compensated, restrictive type with a reverse flow check feature. This model, identified as FR1223, facilitates precise control over hydraulic flow rates in a system by maintaining a preset flow from port 2, irrespective of varying pressures within the circuit when the inlet is at port 1. The valve's functionality is enhanced by its ability to open incrementally from fully closed to fully open through counterclockwise adjustment rotations.
Constructed for durability and reliability in demanding applications, the FR1223 incorporates hardened parts that ensure an extended operational life. Its design also emphasizes quiet and modulated response to adjustments, making it ideal for applications requiring precise control without noise disturbances. Additionally, the valve's cost-effective cavity design makes it both an economical and efficient choice for integrating into various hydraulic systems.
Optimized for use with mineral-based or synthetic fluids that possess lubricating properties, this valve is versatile enough to fit a broad range of hydraulic equipment needs while ensuring consistent performance and longevity. The Hydraforce 5423405.13.00 offers a solution that combines robust construction with sophisticated engineering to deliver precise fluid control in hydraulic systems.
$102.00 USD
Availability: Backordered
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Delivered as early as February 10, 2027








