BOSCH REXROTH
R900959367

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The Bosch Rexroth LFA16EWA-7X/CB20DQMG24 (R900959367) is a hydraulically actuated industrial hydraulic valve characterized by its robust performance and reliability. This valve comes equipped with a cartridge valve for insertion and a protective cover that includes position monitoring capabilities. It is designed with a spool symbol for A to B and B to A directional control, ensuring versatility in managing fluid flow within hydraulic systems. With the capability to handle maximum pressure, the LFA16EWA-7X/CB20DQMG24 ensures consistent operation even under demanding conditions. The unit features an electrical connection described as a connector with multiple poles, specifically Mx coding A according to EN standards, which provides secure and reliable electrical connections for the actuation system. This product falls under the product group ID specified by the manufacturer and offers ease of installation with its subplate mounting design conforming to ISO standards. The valve has multiple ports and supports hydraulic actuation type, making it suitable for a wide range of applications requiring precise fluid control. The maximum flow rate through this valve is maintained efficiently, while the supply voltage required for operation is 24 VDC. It has been designed with several switching positions to adapt to different operational requirements. The weight of the valve is carefully calibrated to ensure it does not add unnecessary bulk to the system. Constructed with NBR seals, this model ensures compatibility with various hydraulic fluids such as HL, HLP, HLPD, HVLP, HVLPD, and HFC types. This makes the LFA16EWA-7X/CB20DQMG24 a versatile choice for diverse industrial applications where different fluids are used based on specific environmental or operational needs.