RV58-20C-0-P-46/36 RELIEF VALVE
Manufacturer: Hydraforce
Material #: 560020936
Model : RV58-20C-0-P-46/36 RELIEF VALVE
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The Hydraforce 5600209.36 (Material Number: 5600209.36) is a screw-in, cartridge-style, direct-acting poppet-type hydraulic relief valve designed for lower flow circuits that require minimal internal leakage. This model, identified as RV58-20X, effectively blocks flow from port 1 to port 2 until the pressure at port 1 is sufficient to move the spring-opposed poppet from its seat, allowing fluid passage. Rated for an impressive operating pressure of up to 345 bar (5000 psi), this valve offers a bi-directional pressure option and ensures that adjustments cannot be backed out of the valve, thereby preventing springs from going solid during operation. The RV58-20X features a rapid response to pressure changes and comes in a compact size suitable for space-constrained applications. This hydraulic relief valve is noted for its versatility with various adjustment options and is applicable in both existing and new installations. While it serves as a reliable component, users are advised to consider the RVD58-20 as an alternative for most applications due to its enhanced features such as comparable pressure and flow ratings, improved response rate, better pressure rise characteristics, smaller size, and competitive cost. Additionally, the VC08-2B cavity variation may be required for certain applications or manifolds to allow drop-in replacement. If needed, assistance is available to evaluate specific application requirements for optimal performance.
$54.00 USD
Availability: Backordered
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Delivered as early as February 17, 2027







