Hawe Flow Valves

Hawe flow valves influence the flow rate in hydraulic systems. The range includes flow control valves, flow dividers, restrictors and throttle valves.

Flow control valves are a type of flow valve. They generate a set constant flow rate, largely independently of the load. Proportional flow control valves generate a constant flow rate independent of the load, which can be controlled in an electro-proportional and remote way. The Hawe range comprises the SD, SF, SK, SKR, ST, SB, CSJ, DSJ, SJ, SQ, SE, PB, SEH, SEHD and SEHF series.

Flow dividers divide or add together a total flow rate either evenly or using a fixed ratio; consumer pressures have no effect. The Hawe range comprises TQ and PV series.

Restrictors are a type of flow valve that are used as a local flow resistance that suddenly reduces the line cross-section. The reduction in the cross-section is very short. As a result, the flow rate is only dependent on the pressure difference and not on the viscosity. The Hawe range comprises the EB, BE and BC series.

Throttle valves affect the flow rate for single and double-acting consumers. The Hawe range comprises the Q, QR, QV, FG, FGS, RD, ED, RDF, CQ, CQR, CQV, AV, AVT, AVM and CAV series.

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