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Blocks the flow of fluid through the valve when it is in the NEUTRAL or OFF position.

• Closed-center (selector valve)

• Open-center (selector valve)

• Selector Valves

Allows a continuous flow of system hydraulic fluid through the valve even when the selector is not in a position to actuate a unit.

• Open-center (selector valve)

• Selector Valves

• Pressure-Controlled Sequence Valve (BASTA MAY SEQUENCING)

Direct fluid to the appropriate side of an actuator, and to provide a return path for the fluid displaced from the opposite side of the actuator, back to the reservoir.

• Selector Valves

• Pressure-Controlled Sequence Valve (BASTA MAY SEQUENCING)

• Priority Valves

Opening pressure is obtained by adjusting the tension of the spring that normally holds the piston in the closed position.

• Pressure-Controlled Sequence Valve (BASTA MAY SEQUENCING)

• Priority Valves

• Mechanically Operated Sequence Valve (BASTA MAY SEQUENCING)

Gives priority to the critical hydraulic subsystems over noncritical systems when system pressure is low.

• Priority Valves

• Mechanically Operated Sequence Valve (BASTA MAY SEQUENCING)

• Orifice-Type Check Valve (damping valves)

Operated by a plunger that extends through the body of the valve. The valve is mounted so that the plunger is operated by the primary unit.

• Mechanically Operated Sequence Valve (BASTA MAY SEQUENCING)

• Orifice-Type Check Valve (damping valves)

• NON-RETURN (CHECK) VALVE (flow control)

Allow full fluid flow in one direction and restricted flow in the opposite direction.

• Orifice-Type Check Valve (damping valves)

• NON-RETURN (CHECK) VALVE (flow control)

• Pressure Reducers (pressure control)

Allow fluid flow in one direction only. Ensure there is no reverse-flow.

• NON-RETURN (CHECK) VALVE (flow control)

• Pressure Reducers (pressure control)

• Relief Valves (pressure control)

Provide a steady pressure into a system that operates at a lower pressure than the supply system. Can normally be set for any desired downstream pressure within the design limits of the valve.

• Pressure Reducers (pressure control)

• Relief Valves (pressure control)

• Flow control (HYDRAULIC VALVES)

Selects and directs the flow of fluid through thesystem or circuit in a particular direction and is not normally concerned withthe pressure.

• Flow control (HYDRAULIC VALVES)

• Pressure control (HYDRAULIC VALVES)

• HAND PUMPS