Mechanical

Description: CP308-1-B-0-0.2
Flow Control, Fixed, Pressure Compensated, Restrictive Type 210 bar [3000 psi]• 15 I/min [4 US gpm]
This is a fixed, restrictive type, pressure compensated flow control valve, where the flow from port 2 will remain constant regardless of the pressure difference across the valve. Flow enters at port 1 and passes across a fixed orifice in the spool, which creates a pressure drop. This causes the spool to move back against the spring, which then restricts the outlet flow. 

Description: CP308-1-B-0-0.1
Flow Control, Fixed, Pressure Compensated, Restrictive Type 210 bar [3000 psi]• 15 I/min [4 US gpm] 
This is a fixed, restrictive type, pressure compensated flow control valve, where the flow from port 2 will remain constant regardless of the pressure difference across the valve. Flow enters at port 1 and passes across a fixed orifice in the spool, which creates a pressure drop. This causes the spool to move back against the spring, which then restricts the outlet flow. 

Description: CP308-1-B-0-0.5 
Flow Control, Fixed, Pressure Compensated, Restrictive Type 210 bar [3000 psi]• 15 I/min [4 US gpm]
This is a fixed, restrictive type, pressure compensated flow control valve, where the flow from port 2 will remain constant regardless of the pressure difference across the valve. Flow enters at port 1 and passes across a fixed orifice in the spool, which creates a pressure drop. This causes the spool to move back against the spring, which then restricts the outlet flow. 

Description: FR5-8-F-0-0.10
Flow Control, Fixed, Pressure Compensated, Restrictive Type 350 bar [S000 psi] • 9.S I/min [2.S US gpm] 
This is a fixed, restrictive type, pressure compensated flow control valve, where the flow from port 2 will remain constant regardless of the pressure difference across the valve. Flow enters at port 1 and passes across a fixed orifice in the spool, which creates a pressure drop. This causes the spool to move back against the spring, which then restricts the outlet flow. 

Description: FR5-8-F-0-0.25
Flow Control, Fixed, Pressure Compensated, Restrictive Type 350 bar [S000 psi] • 9.S I/min [2.S US gpm] 
This is a fixed, restrictive type, pressure compensated flow control valve, where the flow from port 2 will remain constant regardless of the pressure difference across the valve. Flow enters at port 1 and passes across a fixed orifice in the spool, which creates a pressure drop. This causes the spool to move back against the spring, which then restricts the outlet flow. 

Description: FR5-8-F-0-0.50
Flow Control, Fixed, Pressure Compensated, Restrictive Type 350 bar [S000 psi] • 9.S I/min [2.S US gpm] 
This is a fixed, restrictive type, pressure compensated flow control valve, where the flow from port 2 will remain constant regardless of the pressure difference across the valve. Flow enters at port 1 and passes across a fixed orifice in the spool, which creates a pressure drop. This causes the spool to move back against the spring, which then restricts the outlet flow. 

Flow Control, Partially Adjustable, Pressure Compensated, Priority Type
315 bar [4600 psi] • 30 l/min [8 US gpm]
This is a partially adjustable, priority type, pressure compensated flow control valve, where the flow from port 3 will remain constant regardless of the pressure difference across the valve, while excess flow passes from port 1 to 2. Flow enters at port 1 and passes across a fixed orifice in the spool, which creates a pressure drop. This causes the spool to move back against the spring, which then restricts the outlet flow. Port 1 then opens to port 2 to allow excess flow to pass. The regulated flow will always take priority and remains constant if the working pressure is higher in either port 2 or port 3.

Flow Control, Partially Adjustable, Pressure Compensated, Priority Type
315 bar [4600 psi] • 73 l/min [19 US gpm]
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
This is a partially adjustable, priority type, pressure compensated flow control valve, where the flow from port 3 will remain constant regardless of the pressure difference across the valve, while excess flow passes from port 1 to 2. Flow enters at port 1 and passes across a fixed orifice in the spool, which creates a pressure drop. This causes the spool to move back against the spring, which then restricts the outlet flow. Port 1 then opens to port 2 to allow excess flow to pass. The regulated flow will always take priority and remains constant if the working pressure is higher in either port 2 or port 3.