Auxiliary Valves Overview Auxiliary valves provide an additional control point in hydraulic or pneumatic systems, enabling independent operation of secondary circuits within a larger system. Benefits Enhanced control precision for secondary actuators and functions Flexibility to tune secondary flow or pressure without altering the primary circuit Easier system expansion by adding a dedicated valve for auxiliary functions Reliable performance with straightforward maintenance Key attributes Function: Secondary flow control and isolation for auxiliary circuits Compatibility: Designed to integrate with common valve manifolds and standard interfaces used in industrial systems Size: Offered in multiple port sizes and flow ratings to fit different applications Material: Built from durable materials; exact composition varies by model Performance: Consistent actuation, tight shutoff, and low leakage under rated conditions Applications and use scenarios Scenario 1: In a manufacturing line, an auxiliary valve controls a secondary gripper or diverter, enabling independent operation from the main actuator Scenario 2: In a hydraulic press or stamping line, an auxiliary valve provides isolated pressure control for a secondary cylinder, improving process stability without affecting the main cylinder Scenario 3: In a maintenance workflow, an auxiliary valve isolates a redundant circuit to allow servicing without interrupting primary operations Selection and installation notes Choose based on port size, mounting pattern, operating pressure, and control signal compatibility with existing equipment Verify the valve's flow rating and material suitability for the application environment Plan for straightforward integration with existing manifolds and valve blocks to minimize wiring and manifold changes