1000psi/70bar/7MPa

Operation: The Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) is a Normally Open (N/O) pressure control device. The valve remains open and fluid flows freely to downstream devices (from the valve to devices) until the pressure in the valve reaches the pressure (adjustable) set-point. At the set-point pressure, the valve closes blocking further flow and pressure rise to the downstream devices. If there is a sufficient down stream pressure loss (from the valve to devices), the PRV will re-open, allowing flow to pass through the valve until the pressure again reaches the valve set-point. The PRV is designed for use in both single-acting and double-acting systems.

Circuit Pressure Control Features

• For use in double or single
  acting systems.
• Direct acting, poppet style, adjustable, cartridge construction.
• Cartridge may be installed directly into your manifold.
• Set Range from 1 MPa (10 bar) to
  6.2 MPa (62 bar) recommended.
• Repeatability is +/- 10% of
  set pressure.
• Maximum inlet pressure,
  20 MPa (200 bar).
• Two-port design eliminates need for third fluid line to drain bypass flow (internal leakage) back to system reservoir.