Valve Blocks
Modular valve block system made of anodized aluminum—build a custom hydraulic power unit by stacking the blocks as needed. Available in NG6 and NG10 for pressures up to 250 bar.
Modular and flexible
Lalmek's valve blocks are a modular system in which the individual components are stacked on top of one another to easily build a custom hydraulic power unit. The blocks are available for both parallel and series connections and can be combined as desired.
In most cases, the assembly is mounted on a base plate, which is available with or without a port for a pressure relief valve. A port for pressure measurement is included as standard and can be supplemented with, for example, a pressure gauge or a sensor.
The valve blocks are made of anodized aluminum with NG6 and NG10 port configurations, suitable for pressures up to 250 bar.
Models
Valve block
Modular block system
Valve Block 410 NG10
Valves or other valve blocks with an NG10 port pattern can be connected to valve block 410.
Valve Block 410 NG10 with Pressure-Reversing Valve
The image shows valve block 410 with Lalmek’s unique NG10 pressure-reversing hydraulic valve. The valve reverses the oil flow when the set pressure is reached and has a built-in pressure relief valve.
Valve Block 417 NG6
Valve block 417 is available in versions with and without a pressure relief valve that is adjustable on a graduated scale between 15 and 250 bar.
Valve Block 418
Valve block 418 is available in versions with and without a pressure relief valve that can be adjusted on a graduated scale from 15 to 250 bar.
Valve Block 430 NG6
Valve block 430 must be used in conjunction with the Lalmek valve block 426.
Valve Block 430 NG6 with Solenoid Valve
Valve block 430 must be used in conjunction with the Lalmek valve block 426. The image shows valve block 430 with a solenoid valve attached.
Valve block for an electrically controlled seat valve
Used, for example, in single-acting cylinder movements or as an on/off valve to isolate a part of a system.
Dimensional Drawings for Valve Blocks
Basic Design of the Valve Block 417 (NG6). Available in a variety of configurations. The differences lie in the placement of the P/T ports and whether or not there is a connection for a pressure relief valve.
Basic Design of the Valve Block 438 (NG10). Available in a variety of configurations. The differences lie in the placement of the P/T ports and whether or not there is a connection for a pressure relief valve.
Questions & Answers
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