HYDRAFORCE
5028177

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The Hydraforce 5028177 (5028177) is a solenoid-operated, 4-port, 3-position, direct-acting spool type screw-in hydraulic cartridge valve designed for versatile hydraulic flow control in various applications. This model features a compact and efficient wet-armature construction that ensures reliable operation even under continuous duty. It is engineered with a hardened precision spool and cage, enhancing its durability and lifespan. In its default state when de-energized, the SV1047DX configuration of the valve blocks the inlet port while allowing flow from ports 2 and 4 to port 1. Activation of coil 1 changes the flow path to allow movement from port 3 to port 4 and from port 2 to port 1. Similarly, energizing coil 2 shifts the flow from port 3 to port 2 and from port 4 to port 1, demonstrating its flexible control capabilities in directing fluid paths within a system. Key features include optional coil voltages and terminations which provide adaptability for different electrical requirements. The manual override option offers an additional layer of operational security by allowing manual control of the valve in case of an electrical failure. For environments requiring robust protection against dust and water ingress, there are optional waterproof E-Coils rated up to IP69K available. All ports on this valve can be fully pressurized, making it suitable for a wide range of hydraulic applications. The cartridges are voltage interchangeable which facilitates easy maintenance and replacement. Furthermore, its unitized, molded coil design contributes to its overall reliability and performance consistency. The Hydraforce 5028177 utilizes an industry common cavity which simplifies installation processes across various hydraulic systems.