246-1246: Pressure Relief Valve

A Pressure Relief Valve is used to protect the Steering from excessive pressure build-up. It consists of a valve body, a spring-loaded valve mechanism, and an adjustable pressure setting mechanism. The relief valve is attached to the steering and helps to automatically open and allow fluid to bypass when the unit pressure reaches a predetermined set point. Attributes: • Withstands high hydraulic pressures, vibrations, and harsh operating conditions • Prevents potential damage caused by over-pressurization Applications: A Pressure Relief Valve acts as a safety measure by preventing excessive pressure build-up within the steering and provides smooth operation.