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SVH101K50 - Pilot Operated Sequence Valves

Parker’s pilot operated sequence valves can be internally or externally piloted to allow multiple actuators to work in sequence based on pressure settings; working with flows up to 152 lpm (40 gpm) and pressures up to 380 bar (5500 psi).

Manufacturer: Parker

Availability:	Backordered Estimated Lead Time: 71 days
Partner Available:	Backordered

SKU SVH101K50

$97.01/each

Products specifications

Attribute name	Attribute value
UOM	EA	Seal Material	D-Ring (Standard)
Pilot Option	Internal	Drain Option	External
Adjustment Type	Knob	Rated Flow (gpm)	15
Cracking Pressure (psi)	N/A	Pressure Range Adjustment (psi)	200-5000
Division	Hydraulic Systems Division	Body Material	N/A
Installation Torque	51-55 lb-ft	Reseat Pressure	90% of set pressure
For Fluid Type	Mineral-based or synthetic hydraulic fluids	Maximum Drain Flow Rate	0.94 Gal/min
Division	Hydraulic Cartridge Systems Division	Standard Setting Pressure	2500 psi
Maximum Operating Temperature	+93 °C	Valve Material	All parts steel. All operating parts hardened steel
Maximum Pressure Setting	350 bar	Seal Material	D-Ring (Standard)
Leak Rate	82 @ 3000 PSI (210 BAR) cm3/min	Maximum Flow Rate	15 Gal/min
Maximum Inlet Pressure Rating	5500 psi	Function	Pilot Operated Sequence
Maximum Tank Pressure	350 bar	Cracking Pressure	N/A bar
Port Size	N/A	Adjustment Mechanism	Knob
Cavity Size	C10-3	Mounting Type	Threaded Cartridge Valve
Minimum Operating Temperature	-35 °F	Pressure Control Range	200-5000 psi
Flow Rate	56.3 L/min	Maximum Kinematic Viscosity	45-2000 SSU (6 to 420 cSt)
Pressure Control Sensitivity	1910 per turn psi	Operating Temperature	-35 to +200 °F
Actuation Type	Pressure Sensing	Drain Option	External
Filter Efficiency Rating	ISO 4406 18/16/13, SAE Class 4	Weight	0.45 kg
Maximum Operating Pressure	380 bar	Pilot Location	Internal

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