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Functional Description
Double throttle valves are used to control flow rates in
two separate lines (A, B) of a hydraulic circuit.
The valve body (1) has drilled channels and the throttle
valve is built into channel A or B or into channels A and
B. They restrict the fluid flow in one direction while
providing reverse free-flow in the opposite direction.
The throttling spool (2) is adjusted by means of set
screw (3) and each spool position corresponds with a
certain area of the flow passage.
Fluid entering port A1 is throttled to port A2 via a groove
and an annulus area. Fluid entering port B2 shifts the
valve seat (4) against the spring (5), thus creating a
passage which allows reverse free-flow to port B1
(function of a check valve).
The modular design enables simple vertical stacking
with other components of the same size. A separate
O-ring plate (6) with fitted O-rings is mounted
underneath the valve body, thus providing its sealing.
According to the valve arrangement, the meter-in or
meter-out control is provided. Changing the meter-in
mode into the meter-out mode can be done by turning
the valve body by 180° around its x-axis.
The orientation of the throttle/check valves in the valve
body corresponds with the symbols shown on the name
plate.
The basic surface treatment of the valve housing (1) is
phosphate coated, whereas the surfaces of the other
parts are zinc coated.
VSO2-10/MCS (meter-out control)
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Modular design for use in vertical stacking
assemblies
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Meter-in or meter-out control
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Three functional symbols:
- throttle valve in line A
- throttle valve in line B
- throttle valves in lines A and B
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Flow adjustment - hexagon set screw with
locknut and protective cap
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Installation dimensions to ISO 4401-05-04-0-94
and DIN 24 340-A10
HA 5056
6/2012
Replaces
HA 5056 5/2008
Size 10 · p
max
350 bar · Q
max
100 L/min
Double Throttle Check Valves
Sandwich Plates
VSO2-10/M