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Directional control valves - Hydraulic components POCLAIN HYDRAULICS
4/2, 4/3 WAY DIRECTIONAL VALVE KV-5KL (NG 6)
• NG 6
• Up to 350 bar [5
076 PSI]
• Up to 80 L/min [21 GP
M]
• Connection diagram and connecting dimensions ISO 4401
• 5-chamber model with good spool guidance
• Optimized flow paths for low losses of pressure
• Low internal leakage
• Wet pin solenoid with interchangeable coil
• Manual emergency control
• Fulfil EMC (89/336/EEC)
• Packaging in carton box
KV-4/3-5KL-6
Operation Hydraulic symbols
Directional valves type KV with direct solenoid operation control the direction of the hydraulic
medium flow.
A valve basically consists of a housing (
1), one or two solenoids (2a, 2b), control spool (3) and
return spring (4).
In 4/3 way directional valves the centre position of th
e spool is defined by 4 return springs
which hold the spool in the neutral position. The change over to the operating position (a) or (b)
is done by energizing the solenoids (2a/ 2b) respectively, whereby the solenoid plunger acts on
the control spool (3) via the operating pin (5), thus clearing the corresponding flow ways and
establishing relevant links between ports P, A, B and T. When the solenoid (2a/ 2b) is
deenergized, the control spool (3) is returned to neutral position by the return spring (4).
In 4/2 way directional valves the centre position of th
e spool is defined by return spring on the
opposite side of the solenoid (2a or 2b).
Change-over of the control spool (3) can be done ma
nually by pressing the pin (6) for
emergency manual override in the solenoid core.
Solenoid coil is fastened to the solenoid core (7)
by retaining nut (8). Position of the coil
(orientation of the connector) is pre-defined by the positioning hole on the valve housing and by
the fixation pin (9) on the coil.
Spool types