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Feature | X9 Series | Competitor A | Competitor B |
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Max Pressure | 5000 PSI | 4200 PSI | 3800 PSI |
Service Life | 15+ years | 8-10 years | 6-8 years |
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A: A Directional Control Valve regulates fluid flow direction in hydraulic systems, enabling precise control over actuators like cylinders or motors. It ensures machinery operates smoothly by changing flow paths as needed.
A: Common types include spool valves, rotary valves, and poppet valves. These are categorized by actuation methods (manual, solenoid, or hydraulic) and port configurations (e.g., 3-way, 4-way).
A: A gear divider splits mechanical power between outputs, while the valve manages hydraulic flow direction. Together, they synchronize motion and power distribution in systems like heavy-duty transmissions.
A: Port configuration (e.g., 4/3-way) determines fluid routing efficiency and actuator control flexibility. Mismatched ports can cause system inefficiency or failure to meet operational demands.
A: Yes, by precisely directing hydraulic flow to actuators, the valve ensures consistent torque delivery to the gear divider. This enhances synchronization and reduces wear in complex drivetrains.