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Pilot Operated Pressure Reducing Relieving Valves - PRH121S30

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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Attribute nameAttribute value
UOMEASeal MaterialNitrile
Adjustment MechanismScrewMounting TypeScrew in cartridge valve
Cracking PressureN/AFlow Rate30 GAL/MIN, 113.7 L/MIN
Pressure Control Range300-3000 PSI, 20.7-210 BARSeal MaterialNitrile
Body Materialn/aMaximum Operating Pressure5000 psi
DivisionHydraulic Cartridge Systems DivisionDivisionHydraulic Systems Division
Maximum Kinematic Viscosity45-2000 SSU (6 to 420 cSt)Minimum Operating Temperature-34 °C
Actuation TypePressure SensingMaximum Pressure Setting3000 psi
Operation TypeAutomaticAdjustment MechanismScrew
FunctionPilot OperatedMaximum Tank Pressure5000 psi
Port Thread Sizen/aWeight0.6 lb
Cavity SizeC12-3Maximum Flow Rate30 Gal/min
ConfigurationPressure Reducing/RelievingMaximum Inlet Pressure Rating5500 psi
Maximum Operating Temperature+250 °FFilter Efficiency RatingISO 4406 18/16/13, SAE Class 4
For Fluid TypeMineral-based or synthetic hydraulic fluidsValve MaterialAll parts steel. All operating parts hardened steel
Operating Temperature-30 to +250 °FMounting TypeScrew in cartridge valve
Flow Rate30 Gal/minInstallation Torque75 Nm
Leak RateN/A cc/minMaximum Drain Flow Rate0.94 L/min
Standard Setting Pressure103.5 barCracking PressureN/A psi
Pressure Control Range20.7-210 barPressure Control Sensitivity60 per turn bar
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