Directional seated valves

Directional seated valves belong to the group of directional valves. They have the task of directing the path of the hydraulic medium in certain directions and thereby connecting the corresponding ports or shutting them off tightly without leakage oil. In this way, they control the movement of the actuators in a hydraulic system.

Single screw-in or manifold-mounted valves are available to choose from. Many product types can also be combined in valve banks to form a modular manifold.

Single valves

Directional seated valves are a type of directional valve. When closed, they are technically leak-proof. Single valves can be designed as insert valves or for manifold mounting.

Single valves

Valve banks

The directional seated valves are available as chained valves in a valve bank. This facilitates the combination of different circuit symbols or actuation types in order to save space, and such systems can also be used to actuate independent consumers.

Valve banks

Cartridge valves

Valve on which the housing is in the form of a cartridge, and on which the port openings are aligned with the ports in the installation space. The inside of the valve is screwed or plugged into a block.

Cartridge valves

Manifold mounting valves

In this design, the valve body is screwed onto a sub-plate and connected using a defined flange. The sub-plates act as the pipe connections. The flange pattern defines the position and size of the ports for the consumers, pump supply and reflux. There a manufacturer-specific flange patterns and standard connection patterns.

Manifold mounting valves

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