Hydraulic valve

The hydraulic valve is an automation component operated with pressure oil. It is controlled by the pressure oil of the pressure distribution valve and is usually used in combination with an electromagnetic pressure distribution valve. It can be used to remotely control the on-off of oil, gas and water piping systems in hydropower stations. Commonly used for clamping, control, lubrication and other oil. There are direct-acting and pilot-type points, and many use pilot type.

The function is used to reduce and stabilize the oil pressure of a certain branch in the system, and is often used for oil passages such as clamping, control, and lubrication. There are direct-acting and pilot-type points, and many use pilot type.

Components used to control fluid pressure, flow, and direction in hydraulic drives. The pressure control valve is called a pressure control valve. The control flow is called a flow control valve. The control of the opening, closing, and flow direction is called a directional control valve.