CR10-28A-0-N-24/ CROSS RELIEF VALVE

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The Hydraforce CR10-28A-0-N-24/ (5613952) is a versatile screw-in, cartridge-style hydraulic relief valve designed for direct-acting, differential area applications. This poppet-type valve is bidirectional, allowing flow to be transmitted to the opposite port when pressure at either port exceeds the nominal setting value. Notably, back pressure at either port affects the nominal setting of the opposite port on a 1:1 basis. The CR10-28A model features hardened spool and cage components for enhanced durability and long life. It maintains industry-common sizing and prevents adjustments from being backed out or springs from going solid. This relief valve boasts a pressure rating of 241.3 bar (3500 psi), with proof and burst pressures of 345.6 bar (5000 psi) and 896.3 bar (16000 psi), respectively. It reseats at 90% of crack pressure at a flow rate of 0.95 lpm (0.25 gpm), with a maximum crack pressure difference in both directions of 10.5 bar (150 psi). The valve supports flow rates up to 60 lpm (16 gpm) with maximum internal leakage limited to 33 ml/min when reseated to 80% of crack pressure. Operating fluid temperature ranges vary depending on seal material: -40 to 100 \u00b0C with Buna N seals, -26 to 204 \u00b0C with fluorocarbon seals, and -54 to 107 \u00b0C with polyurethane seals. It can store between -40 to 70 \u00b0C and handle ambient temperatures within the same range. Compatible with mineral-based or synthetic fluids having lubricating properties, it accommodates fluid viscosities from 7.4 to 420 cSt. Installation requires VC10-2 cavities with specified torque values for cartridge installation and plug torque ranging from 33.9 N-m to 68 N-m depending on application needs, while orientation restrictions are nonexistent for this model.