RV58-20A-0-P-46/ 37 RELIEF VALVE
Manufacturer: Hydraforce
Material #: 560009537
Model : RV58-20A-0-P-46/ 37 RELIEF VALVE
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The Hydraforce 5600095.37 (5600095.37) is a high-performance hydraulic relief valve, designed as a screw-in, cartridge style unit. This direct acting, poppet type valve is specifically engineered for lower flow circuits that demand minimal internal leakage. It operates by blocking flow from port 1 to port 2 until the pressure at port 1 is sufficient to displace the spring-opposed poppet from its seat, ensuring reliable operation and safety under varying pressure conditions.
The model is rated for a higher operating pressure of up to 345 bar (5000 psi), making it suitable for rigorous applications that require robust performance. The bidirectional pressure option enhances its versatility in hydraulic circuitry, while the design prevents adjustment backing out of the valve, ensuring stable and secure settings during operation. It also features rapid response to changes in pressure, which is crucial for maintaining system efficiency and protecting other components from pressure spikes.
Compact in size, the RV5820X offers a variety of adjustment options to suit different application needs and preferences. Its design considerations include better pressure rise characteristics and no dynamic seal which promotes a longer service life and reduced maintenance costs. The VC082B cavity variation may be required for certain applications, and assistance is available from Hydraforce to evaluate specific application needs to ensure optimal performance.
$52.00 USD
Availability: Backordered
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Delivered as early as February 15, 2027







