PR10-36F-0-N-15/04 REDUCING VALVE

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The Hydraforce PR10-36F-0-N-15/04 (5615301.04) is a spool type, pilot-operated hydraulic pressure reducing/relieving valve designed for secondary circuit applications. This valve features an internal pilot and spring chamber drain, allowing it to function as a pressure regulating device. It permits bidirectional flow from port 2 to port 1 while maintaining a constant drain at port 3. When the predetermined pressure at port 1 is reached, the spool shifts to restrict inlet flow from port 2, thus regulating the pressure at port 1 and relieving excess pressure from port 1 to port 3. The valve includes adjustments that prevent springs from going solid and offers optional spring ranges up to 207 bar (3000 psi). It is built with a hardened spool and cage for durability. The PR10-36F-0-N-15/04 can handle pressures of up to 241.3 bar (3500 psi) at ports 1 and 2, and up to 68.9 bar (1000 psi) at port 3, with a proof pressure of 517.1 bar (7500 psi) and burst pressure of up to 1034 bar (15000 psi). It supports flow rates of up to 56.8 liters per minute (15 gallons per minute), with maximum pilot flow reaching 0.170 liters per minute under maximum adjustment settings. This valve operates efficiently across a wide temperature range depending on seal type: -40 to 100 \u00b0C for Buna N seals, -26 to 204 \u00b0C for fluorocarbon seals, and -54 to 107 \u00b0C for polyurethane seals. It is compatible with mineral-based or synthetic fluids with lubricating properties, supporting fluid viscosities between 7.4 and 420 cSt. The installation requires a VC10-3 cavity with specific torque settings ranging from 33.9 N-m to as high as 67.8 N-m depending on the component being installed or adjusted.