These type VZP use spring-loaded balls or cones as valve elements and therefore do not show any leakage.
The twin layout of the 3/2- and 2/2-way directional seated valves means that all functional elements for valve function and actuation share one housing, making them very compact.
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Depending on pairing, these valves can fulfil either one 4/4-, 4/3-, 3/3-way function or two independent 3/2- and 2/2-way functions. When compared with individual valves for manifold mounting of conventional layout, the twin design is more advantageous due to lower spatial requirements and the possibility to directly mount pressure switches for monitoring the consumer pressure. This compact design offers particular advantages in type BVZP valve banks consisting of several valves of this type connected in parallel.
Features and benefits:
■ Good price-performance ratio
■ Max. operating pressures up to 450 bar
■ Adapter plates for flange-mounting on compact hydraulic power packs
■ Option to incorporate additional functions in the sub-plate, such as pressure switches, throttle and check valve combinations etc.
Intended applications:
■ Machine tools (cutting and non-cutting)
■ Mining machinery (incl. oil production)
■ Clamping equipment, punching tools, jigs
■ Rubber and plastics machinery
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