Hydraulic valves: Cetop, cartridge and in-line

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Directional valves

Directional valves organised by size (NG4 to NG32), cartridge and in-line.
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Proportional valves

Cetop and cartridge proportional valves: directional, pressure and flow.
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Relief valves

In-line pressure relief valves, direct-acting and pilot-operated, VMP series, to protect the circuit from overpressure. Select by flow, thread and setting range.
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Check valves

In-line check valves (VU, RHD) and single and double pilot-operated check valves (VBPSE, VBPSL, VBPDE) for locking cylinders. The pilot-operated type only opens in reverse with pilot pressure.
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Overcenter Valves

VBCD overcentre valves, single and double-acting, for controlling lowering and holding suspended loads on cylinders and motors. In-line, flanged and cylinder-mounted versions.
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Sequence Valves

In-line and modular sequence valves (VSQAPP, VS2C, MSD) that bring in a second actuator once pressure reaches the set value. Select by pressure range and mounting type.
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Pressure reducing valves

Cetop, in-line and cartridge pressure reducing valves.
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Flow restrictors

In-line unidirectional and bidirectional flow restrictors (VRF, VRFU, VRB, VRFB) and Tognella restrictors. The unidirectional type throttles one way and gives free flow the other.
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Flow Regulators

3-way pressure-compensated flow regulators (RFP3, VPR3) and Tognella flow control valves. They hold the set flow constant and return the excess to tank.
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Flow Dividers

DFL and V-EQ flow dividers that split flow between two actuators and synchronise their movement. Select by inlet flow and split ratio.
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High-Low Valves

VABP and VEP high-low unloading valves for double-pump circuits: they unload the low-pressure pump as pressure rises. Used on presses and log splitters.
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End-of-stroke valves

Mechanically operated end-of-stroke valves, normally open (VF-NA) or normally closed (VF-NC), and V-FCR versions. They cut or divert flow when the cylinder reaches the end of its stroke.
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Ball Valves

High-pressure 2 and 3-way ball valves and 3, 4 and 6-way diverter valves, open or closed centre. For shutting off or diverting flow by hand.
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Other Valves

Pressure reducing valves, shuttle valves, hose burst valves, regenerative circuit valves and rotary unions. In-line valves for specific circuit functions.
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Manifold blocks and...

Subplates, manifold blocks, modular valves, cartridge bodies and mounting accessories.
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Monoblock and...

P40, P80 and P120 manually operated monoblock valves, Z50 electro-manual valves and 3-way rotary valves. Specify the number of sections and the spool type of each.
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Coils, connectors and...

Solenoid valve coils, connectors, electronic cards and joysticks.
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Pressure intensifiers

Pressure intensifiers that multiply circuit pressure by a fixed ratio, in in-line and Cetop 3 (NG6) mounting versions. Select by intensification ratio (for example 3.4, 4.0, 5.0 or 7.0).
NEM - Cartridge valves

NEM cartridge valves: relief, check, overcentre, flow control and solenoid valves, for CAV 08 and CAV 10 cavities. Specify the cavity and the pressure range you need.
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