The Directional Control Valve directs fluid flow to different channels by changing the position of the valve core, thereby achieving functions such as starting/stopping and reversing of actuators. This type of valve can be operated in various ways, including manual, hydraulic, electromagnetic, or pneumatic drive, to adapt to different levels of automation and operating environments. The hydraulic directional valve and pneumatic directional valves are available in cast iron (for general applications), carbon steel/stainless steel (for high pressure & corrosive media), and they resist corrosion and mechanical wear even in harsh environments. The valves have a working pressure range of up to 210 bar (3000 psi), with high-pressure models up to 350 bar. The temperature range is between -40℃ and +105℃, with optional sealing available for an extended range. 

Directional Control Valves, such as the compact directional control valve for hydraulics, must not only provide reliable sealing performance but also exhibit high-pressure resistance, corrosion resistance, and wear resistance to ensure long-term stable operation under heavy loads or harsh conditions. Compatibility with multiple thread standards and flange interfaces enables these valves to seamlessly integrate into equipment systems that adhere to different standards. They are extensively applied across industries, including manufacturing, energy, chemical processing, marine, and agriculture.