595-0636: Piston Motor Pressure Relief Valve

A Piston Motor Pressure Relief Valve is an adjustment mechanism that enables operators to set the desired pressure at which the valve opens and ensures that the pressure remains within safe operating limits by diverting excess fluid and maintaining the desired pressure level. By opening the valve, it allows excess fluid to bypass the motor circuit and return to the reservoir, preventing the motor from being overloaded.

Attributes:
• Manufactured to precise specifications and are built for durability and reliability
• Maintain safe operating conditions by regulating the pressure

Applications:
A Piston Motor Pressure Relief Valve protects the hydraulic motor from excessive pressure. It acts as a safety valve that opens when the pressure in the hydraulic unit reaches or exceeds a predetermined set value.

• Material: Carbon Steel