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Since 1912, Fulflo has been providing "chatter free" valves that modulate to control pressure: hydraulic bypass relief valves, oilfield valves, pilot valves, pressure regulator valves & hydraulic pressure control valves, which mount in any position. Our hydraulic by-pass relief valves measure from 1/4 - 4".
At Canyon Engineering Products, we design and build our products to meet your specifications. Our product line includes hydraulic valves, hydraulic flow control valves, hydraulic check valves and hydraulic cartridge valves. Our products are competitively priced and tested before delivery.
The best in hydraulic service, sales and customization for 40 years. Our full line card of brand name hydraulic components includes valve products such as hydraulic valves, pneumatic valves, ball valves, direction & flow control valves, check valves, cartridge valves, proportional valves, etc.
Force America is a provider of motion and control systems. We also design and produce valves including cartridge valves, check valves, hydraulic valves, and valve accessories. We have designers available for your application. See our online brochure for a full range of products.
Rely on Apex Hydraulic. We strive for the highest quality when manufacturing, servicing and refurbishing hydraulic valves, pumps, motors and cylinders. We are dedicated to providing solutions for our customers’ success. Request a Quote online today for your hydraulic valve, pump, motor or cylinder needs!
Hydraulic control valves are used to contain and transfer the flow and pressure of hydraulic fluid in hydraulic systems. There are many different designs of hydraulic control valves, including check, cartridge, directional, relief, safety, shut off, and solenoid valves. Hydraulic control valves come in a variety of sizes and pressure ratings.
In an open position, hydraulic valves permit the flow of fluid; when in a closed position, they prevent flow. Hydraulic control valves are used to prevent improper levels of pressure and fluid in hydraulic systems. Some valves simply shut off flow when flow rates get too high, while others transmit signals to other valves in order to provide a systematic balance of flow. Directional control valves will even direct the fluid to specific areas.
Machines and devices that run on hydraulic power use hydraulic control valves. These valves are used in conjunction with hydraulic cylinders, pumps, and motors. They are commonly found in those vehicles manufactured by the automotive, aviation, and construction industries.
