4T-2747: Auxiliary Control Valve

An Auxiliary Control Valve is used to control the flow and pressure of hydraulic fluid to actuate auxiliary hydraulic functions. It consists of a valve body, spools, or poppets and provided with necessary ports for fluid flow. The auxiliary valve allows the operator to activate or deactivate specific hydraulic circuits, adjust the flow rate, and control the direction of hydraulic fluid to the desired auxiliary equipment. Attributes: • Withstands high pressure and harsh operating conditions • Provides precise control over the flow and pressure Applications: An Auxiliary Control Valve acts as a control mechanism for regulating the flow and pressure of hydraulic fluid to operate auxiliary hydraulic functions in a hydraulic unit.