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Pilot Operated Pressure Reducing Relieving Valves - PRH121S10V

Name: Pilot Operated Pressure Reducing Relieving Valves - PRH121S10V
SKU: PRH121S10V

Parker’s pilot operated acting reducing & relieving valves are used in applications where specific functions require reduced and regulated pressure. Capable of flows up to 150 lpm (40 gpm) and pressures up to 380 bar (5500 psi).

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SKU PRH121S10V

$178.57

Products specifications

Attribute name	Attribute value
UOM	EA	Seal Material	Fluorocarbon
Adjustment Mechanism	Screw	Mounting Type	Screw in cartridge valve
Cracking Pressure	N/A	Pressure Control Range	100-1000 PSI, 6.9-69 BAR
Flow Rate	30 GAL/MIN, 113.7 L/MIN	Seal Material	Fluorocarbon
Body Material	n/a	Maximum Operating Pressure	5000 psi
Division	Hydraulic Cartridge Systems Division	Division	Hydraulic Systems Division
Maximum Kinematic Viscosity	45-2000 SSU (6 to 420 cSt)	Minimum Operating Temperature	-26 °C
Actuation Type	Pressure Sensing	Operation Type	Automatic
Adjustment Mechanism	Screw	Function	Pilot Operated
Maximum Tank Pressure	5000 psi	Port Thread Size	n/a
Weight	0.6 lb	Cavity Size	C12-3
Maximum Flow Rate	30 Gal/min	Configuration	Pressure Reducing/Relieving
Maximum Inlet Pressure Rating	380 bar	Installation Torque	56 lb-ft
Maximum Operating Temperature	+400 °F	Filter Efficiency Rating	ISO 4406 18/16/13, SAE Class 4
For Fluid Type	Mineral-based or synthetic hydraulic fluids	Valve Material	All parts steel. All operating parts hardened steel
Operating Temperature	-26 to +204 °C	Mounting Type	Screw in cartridge valve
Flow Rate	30 Gal/min	Leak Rate	N/A cc/min
Maximum Drain Flow Rate	0.25 Gal/min	Maximum Pressure Setting	69 bar
Standard Setting Pressure	500 psi	Cracking Pressure	N/A psi
Pressure Control Range	6.9-69 bar	Pressure Control Sensitivity	23 per turn bar

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