Counter-Balace Valve
Model：URG
Counter-balance valve is a type of hydraulic valve that is used to control the motion of heavy loads in hydraulic systems. It is commonly used in mobile equipment such as excavators, loaders, and cranes, where it is necessary to control the motion of a heavy load while preventing the load from dropping uncontrollably.
The counter-balance valve works by maintaining a constant pressure on the rod side of a hydraulic cylinder. This prevents the load from dropping due to the weight of the load, while still allowing the load to be lowered when desired. When the load needs to be lowered, the valve opens, allowing the fluid to flow freely through the valve and lowering the load.
One of the key advantages of counter-balance valves is that they provide smooth and precise control over heavy loads, which is essential for many mobile equipment applications. They also help to prevent damage to the hydraulic system, as well as to the equipment being operated.
Counter-balance valves are available in a range of sizes and configurations, making them suitable for a variety of applications. They are typically installed close to the cylinder being controlled, and are often used in conjunction with other hydraulic valves to achieve the desired level of control over the hydraulic system.
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The counter-balance valve works by maintaining a constant pressure on the rod side of a hydraulic cylinder. This prevents the load from dropping due to the weight of the load, while still allowing the load to be lowered when desired. When the load needs to be lowered, the valve opens, allowing the fluid to flow freely through the valve and lowering the load.
One of the key advantages of counter-balance valves is that they provide smooth and precise control over heavy loads, which is essential for many mobile equipment applications. They also help to prevent damage to the hydraulic system, as well as to the equipment being operated.
Counter-balance valves are available in a range of sizes and configurations, making them suitable for a variety of applications. They are typically installed close to the cylinder being controlled, and are often used in conjunction with other hydraulic valves to achieve the desired level of control over the hydraulic system.