Flow Controls
Eaton flow control valves are used to regulate the amount of fluid flowing through a passage, regardless of the inlet pressure level. They do this by producing a variable pressure drop in the fluid passage that results in reduced flow; or in the case of non-pressure compensated valves, a potentially reduced flow.
Adjustable flow control valves are suited for applications requiring flow regulation without pressure compensation. Flow control valves with both temperature and pressure compensation allow precise volumetric control.
Eaton bypass type flow control valves have an integral relief valve, while restrictor type flow control valves do not.
Adjustable flow control valves are suited for applications requiring flow regulation without pressure compensation. Flow control valves with both temperature and pressure compensation allow precise volumetric control.
Eaton bypass type flow control valves have an integral relief valve, while restrictor type flow control valves do not.
- Consistent speed control
- Precise speed control
- Extremely low flow regulation capability
- Machine tool
- Marine/Offshore
- Press
- Primary metal
- Pulp & paper
- Wood processing
- General industrial machinery applications
- Rated pressure up to 210 bar (3000 psi)
- Rated flow up to 106 LPM (28 USgpm)
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NOTE for products intended to be sold in European Economic Area: “Safety devices” or other safety functions mentioned in any product literature are not necessarily “safety components” as defined by the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, unless otherwise stated together with the CE mark and specific reference to said directive.
