The DG4V4-01 wet armature solenoid operated directional control valve is for directing and stopping flow at any point in a hydraulic system. Its primary function is to determine the direction of the fluid flow in a work cylinder or determine the direction of rotation of a fluid motor.

These valves are designed to meet the requirements of high performance, precision industrial hydraulic systems operating at pressures up to 315 bar (4570 psi) and flows to 115 L/min (30 USgpm). They mount on the ISO size 05 mounting surface.

The performance of the most conventional solenoid operated directional valves is limited by the flow forces acting on the spool in opposition to the solenoids and return springs. Special attention is given to compensating for, or minimizing, these undesirable forces in the design of the series 5 valve.

High performance

High pressure and flow capability with performance comparable to competitors, due to 315 bar (4570 psi) and 115 L/min (30 USgpm) ratings.

Reliability

A high margin of shifting force is available to overcome spool friction due to dirt and other contaminants. Also, a balance spool with cushioned shift means less wear and long life.

Service ability

Maximum pressure

Ports P, A & B 315 bar (4570psi)

Port T 120 bar (1750 psi)

Solenoid energizing

Spring centered and spring offset valves will be spring positioned unless the solenoid is energized continuously. No-spring detented valves may be energized momentarily, approximately 0.15 second; when the solenoid is de-energized the spool will remain in the last position attained, provided there is no shock, vibration or unusual pressure transients.

Maximum flow data

Maximum recommended flow data is for AC or DC solenoids at 90% nominal voltage in a 4-way circuit with cylinder ports either looped or blocked and containing 2.5 liter (0.66 USgpm) compressed volume. Reduced performance may result when certain spools are used in 3-way circuits.

Fluids and seals

Buna N seals are standard and are compatible with water-in oil emulsions, high water base fluids and petroleum oils. For phosphate ester fire resistant fluids, Viton seals must be specified. Seals for water glycol have an F6 designation. Maximum operating pressure for high water base fluids is 1000 psi.