Valve Flow Divider

Valve Flow Dividers are a type of valve that falls under the supply class Valves, Nonpowered in the supply group Valves.

A Valve Flow Divider is designed to divide the flow of fluid into two or more separate paths. It is commonly used in hydraulic systems to control the flow of hydraulic fluid to different actuators or components.

The Valve Flow Divider typically consists of a housing with multiple inlet ports and multiple outlet ports. The flow of fluid entering the valve through the inlet ports is divided equally or proportionally among the outlet ports, depending on the design and settings of the valve. This allows for precise control and distribution of fluid flow in hydraulic systems.

Valve Flow Dividers are commonly used in applications where it is necessary to control the movement or operation of multiple hydraulic cylinders or motors simultaneously. By dividing the flow of fluid, the valve ensures that each actuator receives the appropriate amount of fluid to operate efficiently.

It is important to note that Valve Flow Dividers are nonpowered valves, meaning they do not require external power sources such as electricity or pneumatic pressure to operate. They rely on the hydraulic pressure and flow of fluid within the system to function.

Overall, Valve Flow Dividers are essential components in hydraulic systems, providing precise flow control and distribution for optimal performance of multiple actuators or components.