Spool, 4 Way, 2 Position Hydraulic Solenoid Valve

A spool, 4-way, 2-position hydraulic solenoid valve is a type of valve commonly used in hydraulic systems to control the flow and direction of hydraulic fluid. It consists of a movable spool housed within a valve body and is actuated by an electromagnetic solenoid. The spool, 4-way, 2-position hydraulic solenoid valve offers precise control over the direction of fluid flow and allows for the actuation of hydraulic components in hydraulic systems. It finds applications in various industries, including manufacturing, construction, agriculture, and automotive, where the efficient control and operation of hydraulic systems are essential.

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Spool, 4 Way, 2 Position Hydraulic Solenoid Valve For Sale

ISV08-40R Spool 4 Way 2 Position Solenoid Valve

Featuring a 4-way configuration and operating in 2 positions, it ensures precise control over the fluid flow direction.

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ISV08-B40 Spool 4 Way 2 Position Solenoid Valve

This product enables effective management of the fluid direction, and its sturdy build and consistent functioning render it appropriate for diverse hydraulic systems that require precise flow regulation.

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What Are The Positions Of A Spool, 4-Way, 3-Position Hydraulic Solenoid Valve?

A 4-way, 3-position hydraulic solenoid valve typically has three distinct positions for the spool inside the valve body. The three positions are commonly referred to as ''center'', ''extend'', and ''retract''. These positions determine the flow paths and functionality of the valve.

Center Position

In the center position, the spool blocks or isolates all flow paths, preventing fluid from entering or exiting any of the valve ports. This position acts as a neutral state where no fluid flow is allowed, and the hydraulic actuator or system remains stationary.

Extend Position

In the extend position, the spool creates a flow path that allows hydraulic fluid to flow from the pump or pressure source to the hydraulic actuator's extend chamber. This position pressurizes the extend chamber of the actuator, causing it to extend or move in one direction.

Retract Position

In the retract position, the spool creates a flow path that allows hydraulic fluid to flow from the pump or pressure source to the hydraulic actuator's retract chamber. This position pressurizes the retract chamber of the actuator, causing it to retract or move in the opposite direction.