Pressure reducing valve type CLK
zero leakage in blocked state
for screwing into simple tapped holes
D 7745 L
Pressure reducing valve
type CLK
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2.3
Further versions:
' Pressure limiting valve type CMV, CSV D 7710 MV
' Shut-off valve type CNE D 7710 NE
' Throttle and shut-off type CAV D 7711
' Check valve type CRK, CRB, CRH D 7712
' Pressure-dependent shut-off valves type CDSV D 7876
' Throttle and restrictor check valves type CQ, CQR, and CQV D 7713
' Flow control valves type CSJ D 7736
' Pressure reducing valves with tracked pressure switch type DK D 7941
Utilized at:
' Valve banks type BA D 7788
' Intermediate plates size NG6 type NZP D 7788 Z
' Valve banks type BVZP D 7785 B
Pressure p
max P
= 500 bar
p
max A
= 380 bar
Flow Q
max
= 22 lpm
Basic type
(cartridge valve)
Symbol
For the characteristic differences of these valves, refer to table 1 in sect. 2 as well as "Pressure dependence" in sect. 3.
A reversed flow A→P of the open valve is possible as soon as the pressure on the primary side P drops below the one on the
secondary side A. The illustration of the symbol is with a check valve on this page.
This is omitted for the sake of simplicity in the rest of the pamphlet. These valves are to be screwed into simply shaped tapped holes
of a manifold body. The sealing of the inlet to outlet takes place at the contact area between the facial sealing edge of the
screwed-in end of the valve body and the stepped shoulder of the core diameter at the location thread! Any standard steel drill (point
angle 118°) automatically forms this stepped shoulder when the cor
e diameter is drilled. Ther
efore reaming of the hole and bevels
to help the seals slip in are not necessary.
The sealing of the attached valve and its fixing at the manifold body are made by a sealing nut with a special thread seal and an
O-ring. Additionally the passage between port A and T is sealed at the screwin port and the internal piston.
1. General
The main purpose of pressure reducing valves utilized in a hydraulic
system is to maintain a rather constant pressure on the consumer side
(secondary pressure) even when the pressure at the inlet side (primary
pressure) is higher and varying.
The common pressure reducing valves (spool design) require a return
connection as there is always design related leakage. Whereas type CLK
is designed as a 2/2-way valve acting like a seated valve in idle
position. It also features a safety valve function, preventing pressure
rise and pressure peaks.
Basic type (Cartridge valves):
Type CLK 3 Standard version, usable for all applications.
Type CLK 32 Version with low pressure dependence intended for
varying pump pressure and use at low pressure
settings (Attention: Max. flow 6 lpm).
Type CLK 35 Version with low back pressure, but with higher
sensitivity to varying pump pressure.