EATON Danfoss FAR1-16 Series Flow Control Valves
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EATON Danfoss FAR1-16 Series Flow Control Valves


Eaton Danfoss FAR-16 Series flow control valves are used in refuse haulers, water treatment plants, harvesters, oil & gas pipelines and chemical processing industries to measure the differential pressure and regulate the fluid flow.

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EATON 02-181991A
EATON 305AA00215AB
EATON 02-199172C
StyleModelPrice (ex. VAT)
A
02-181991		€465.60
B
305AA00215A		€830.57
A
02-183443		€510.36
C
02-199172		€529.85

Working Mechanism

  • The fluid in these valves flows directly between port 1 & 2 and port 3 & 4 in one position.
  • The flow then gets directed between ports 1 & 4 and ports 3 to 2 by turning the operator at 90 degrees.
  • Ports 2 & 4 get blocked while ports 1 & 3 get connected during the cross-over transition.

Features

  • These screw-in cartridge valves comply with the ISO cleanliness code 18/16/13 microns to remove contamination.
  • They are equipped with Buna-N seals to resist water and oil.
  • These flow control valves are pressure compensated for free reverse flow.
  • They have an aluminium housing to resist UV rays and extreme temperatures.

Compatible Accessories

  • Eaton 889632 Spare Part Seal Kit: This seal kit features Buna-N seals for replacing damaged or worn-out seals in these directional control valves.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the temperature rating of these flow control valves?

-40 to 120 degrees C.

Which fluids are compatible with these flow control valves?

General-purpose fluids complying with MIL-H-5606, SAE 10 and SAE 20 standards are compatible with Eaton Danfoss FAR1-16 Series flow control valves.

What is the flow rate range of these flow control valves?

30.3 to 113.6 l/min.

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