RV08-29x direct-acting, poppet-type, hydraulic relief valves control pressure in low-flow pilot circuits. They are rated up to 3500 psi with an adjustable pressure range from 1000 to 3500 psi, and a flow range to 0.5 gpm.
Components
Hydraulic Scraper Compensates for Pressure Build-up
The DA24 protects against ingress of dirt, external media, and moisture; demonstrates efficient
sealing behavior; generates a limited amount of heat; and has stability in the groove securing function. It suits aggressive environments such as off-road vehicle applications.
Custom-Made Fittings from Brennan Industries
Brennan Industries Inc. has the capability to manufacture custom designed fittings, solving users’ unique design problems where standard fittings are not feasible.
Brennan Industries Expands Its Line of Brass Fittings
Brennan Industries expanded its line of brass fittings for pneumatic and hydraulic applications. The new line of brass fittings includes more than 500 products and continues to grow.
Parker HMI Cylinders
The latest generation of hydraulic tie rod cylinders from Parker Hannifin incorporate a number of innovative features designed to minimize machine assembly and maintenance times, resulting in considerably increased productivity levels.
Hydraulic Cylinders from Bosch Rexroth
CDT1 and CDT4 series of NFPA tie-rod hydraulic cylinders come with options for sealing systems including fluorocarbon, NBR, PTFE, and wear-resistant polyurethane seals.
Universal Push-to-Connect Assembly
The Universal Push-to-Connect (UPTC) assembly provides fast and efficient, leak-free connections for compact fluid power systems in industrial, mobile, and construction equipment.
New Priority Flow Control Valves with Built-In Relief
FRRV valves are dual-function fixed, pressure compensated, priority flow controls with built-in adjustable relief on the priority leg, and an integral damping chamber in the priority section to improve stability.
Hydraulic Cylinders Under Pressure
Today’s cylinders are expected to run with higher efficiency and minimal leakage—mandating that sealing systems work with optimum effectiveness.
Selecting a hydraulic hose
Hoses are designed to have a finite life. They must be inspected periodically and replaced when deterioration is noticed. Improperly specifying a hose will shorten its life.
