Hydraulic Valves and Manifolds

A cartridge valve is an ideal choice for any hydraulic control function, whether it's a threaded or slip-in design, such as relief valves, sequence valves, check valves, pressure-reducing valves, pilot-operated, load-control, counterbalance, flow-control, solenoid, or electro-proportional. In addition, one or more cartridge valves in a manifold can be custom built to meet specific requirements.

Parker flow control valves are used in a range of applications such as conveyors, food-processing machines and material-handling equipment. Flow controls—including Colorflow needle valves, ball valves and metering valves—come in a variety of materials including stainless steel, brass, and carbon steel.

Sandwich valves provide a variety of check, flow control, pressure relief and pressure reducing functions in a compact NFPA D03, D05 and D08 sandwich style valve. The NFPA D03 valve body conforms to the ISO 40 mm (1.57") thickness. These valves are mounted between directional control valves and their mounting surface and work in conjunction with other Parker valves.

Servovalves are used in high precision applications that also require operating power of 200mW or less. These conditions are often found in process plant, power generation, mining, oil and gas, and simulation applications. Parker Servovalves meet ATEX, CSA, and Factory Mutual requirements and are therefore available for applications in hazardous conditions.

Skinner Valve manufactures pneumatically operated and general purpose solenoid valves for fluid control applications involving air, water, inert gas, oil, and water glycol. These 2-way and 3-way valves are available in brass and stainless steel.

Parker’s range of solenoid valve includes types and configurations for a wide variety of hydraulic, pneumatic, instrumentation, medical, refrigeration and aerospace applications. Parker valves can be manual, motor actuated or solenoid air operated and electrically actuated, while mounting configurations can be sub-based, in-line or manifold.