DIN pressure relief valve AS series
high-pressurefor tanklow-pressure

DIN pressure relief valve
DIN pressure relief valve
DIN pressure relief valve
DIN pressure relief valve
DIN pressure relief valve
DIN pressure relief valve
DIN pressure relief valve
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Characteristics

Connexion
DIN
Applications
high-pressure, for tank, low-pressure, for the chemical industry
Body material
steel
Valve plug seal material
NBR
Other characteristics
compact, plug, screw-in, hydraulic, shut-off, oil
DN

4 mm, 6 mm
(0.157 in, 0.236 in)

Flow rate

16 l/min
(4.23 us gal/min)

Max.: 16 l/min
(4.23 us gal/min)

Min.: 8 l/min
(2.11 us gal/min)

Pressure

700 bar
(10,152.6 psi)

Description

Our cut-off valves are available as screw-in cartridges ASE for installation into control blocks and also as case valves ASG and divert the delivery of a pump unpressurised to the tank in case the pressure inside the hydraulic system exceeds the pressure that has been preset at the cut-off valve. Furthermore the cut-off valve ensures that the pump is not subjected to excess pressure. Fields of application Single pump with cut-off valve as case model: the integrated cut-off valve separates the hydraulic system from the unpressurised circulation of the pump to the tank. Double or two-stage pumps with cut-off screw-in cartridge for control blocks: Until the cut-out pressure that is preset at the valve is reached, both pumps/stages convey together into the hydraulic system. When the cut-out pressure has been reached, the low-pressure pump/stage is switched unpressurised to the tank. The low-pressure circuit to the tank is disconnected from the high-pressure cycle by the cut-off valve.

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