Versions:

Monoblock-technology I:

For small to medium oil flows (up to approximately Q-60 l/min)

With this design, customers receive a control block which is particularly compact, weight-optimised and adapted to the installation conditions. Clamp-in valve cartridges or Cetop valves are mainly used.

• The line connections are optimally positioned
• The valve components are installed in a servicing and installation-friendly manner
• The sealing surfaces and leakage risks are minimised
• Hose and pipe connections are no longer necessary. Costs are reduced.

Monoblock-technology II:

For medium to large oil flows (up to approx. Q=200 l/min)

With this design, 2-way built-in valves, so-called logics, are frequently used. Flange connections partly replace the thread connections. Clamp-in valve cartridges or Cetop valves take on pilot functions. Here, too, the same design critera apply:

• The line connections are optimally positioned
• The valve components are installed in a servicing and installation-friendly manner.
• The sealing surfaces and leakage risks are minimised
• Hose and pipe connections are no longer necessary
• Costs are reduced.

Interconnections with Cetop valves:

Using this design method, control block solutions can also be found for individual cases. In this way, the customer receives a variable control block version. Extension options exist through the large range of inter-plate valves. Cetop valves are used.

• The line connections lie centrally on one block side
• The valve components are installed one above the other
• Hose and pipe connections are no longer necessary
• Costs are reduced.

Modular multimonoblock technology III:

For large oil flows and several consumers (Q < 200 l/min).

With this design, the monoblocks are designed as modules which can be flanged - multiplied. Assemblies with the same functions can be supplied via central input or end modules. 2-way built-in valves, so-called logics, are used. Flange connections partly replace the thread connections. Clamp-in valve cartridges or Cetop valves take on pilot functions. Here, too, the same design critera apply:

• The individual modules can be tested separately for function
• The line connections are optimally positioned
• The valve components are installed in a service and installation-friendly manner.

Sandwich control blocks:

Particularly appropriate for mobile applications: from the PVG proportional valve program by Danfoss Power Solutions, almost all customer requests can be realised. From simple mechanical designs right up to electrically-proportional valve systems with CAN bus control systems, extremely different versions can be realised.