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Modelo

CAEKLHN

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Functional Setting Range
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Proporción de pilotaje 1:1 , venteado (a) contrabalance válvula - de referencia atmosférica

Cavity: T-2A | Capacity:

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Modelo

CAEKLHN

Control
Functional Setting Range
Seal Material

Especificaciones técnicas

  • cavidad
    T-2A
  • Series
  • Capacity
    30 gpm
  • Pilot Ratio
    1:1
  • Maximum Recommended Load Pressure at Maximum Setting
    3075 psi
  • Maximum Setting
    4000 psi
  • Adjustment - No. of CCW Turns from Min. to Max. Setting
    5
  • Check Cracking Pressure
    25 psi
  • Factory Pressure Settings Established at
    2 in³/min.
  • Maximum Valve Leakage at Reseat
    5 drops/min.
  • Operating Characteristic
    estándar
  • Reseat
    >85% of setting
  • Valve Hex Size
    1 1/8 in.
  • Valve Installation Torque
    45 - 50 lbf ft
  • Adjustment Screw Internal Hex Size
    5/32 in.
  • Locknut Hex Size
    9/16 in.
  • Locknut Torque
    80 - 90 lbf in.
  • Model Weight
    .60 lb
  • Seal kit - Cartridge
  • Seal kit - Cartridge
  • Seal kit - Cartridge
  • Seal kit - Cartridge

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  • Why is turning the adjust screw for counterbalance valves opposite of most other valves?
  • What parts of the Sun cartridge valve are field serviceable?
  • You say your valves leak 5 drops/min. How can I keep my load from drifting?
  • How do I determine the setting of a counterbalance valve?
  • How do I know how much pilot pressure is required to lower a load with a counterbalance valve?
  • When should I use a vented counterbalance valve?
  • How does Sun test a counterbalance valve for leakage?  
  • How do I decide which pilot ratio to select?
  • How big is a drop of hydraulic oil?  
  • Why can't I use a counterbalance valve in a closed loop transmission circuit?  
  • What do you mean by the setting of a counterbalance valve and what should it be?
  • I don't need pilot assist. Can I just block port 3?
  • Can I use an atmospherically vented counterbalance valve instead of the four-port version to save on plumbing?
  • Why is it that your valves have pilot ratios below 10:1, while other manufacturers start at 7:1 and go up?
  • Why can't I block the pilot vent port? That area is positively sealed, isn't it?  
  • Should I replace the counterbalance valve if my cylinder is drifting or moving?
  • I have a pilot-to-open check on a large cylinder and the decompression is violent. Can I use a counterbalance instead?
  • How do I size a counterbalance valve?
  • Can I adjust a counterbalance valve in the field?
  • Why do you offer 2 check valve cracking pressures?
  • What happens to the counterbalance valve if I have backpressure in my system?
  • What do you mean by hysteresis when referring to a counterbalance valve?

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