Pressure Valves

Pressure reducing valves, mechanical

Mechanical pressure reducing valves from Bosch Rexroth hold the pressure in a downstream part of the circuit at a spring-set value, independent of the higher supply pressure. They work without electrical control, for example for clamping and holding circuits that run at a lower pressure than the main system.

The largest group are ZDR sandwich plate valves in NG 6 and NG 10, which are mounted between subplate and directional valve and reduce the pressure for exactly one actuator, complemented by Z3DR 3-way sandwich plates. For subplate mounting there are the DR10, DR20 and DR30 series and the 3DR10 and 3DR16 3-way valves, as well as DRC series valves. Pressure ratings range from 25 to 315 bar.

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  1. Pressure Reducing Valve DR6DP1-5X/75YM - Bosch Rexroth R900466591
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Selection criteria

CriterionOptionsWhat to look for
Designsandwich plate (ZDR, Z3DR), subplate mounting (DR, 3DR), DRCThe sandwich plate reduces the pressure only for the directional valve above it, without extra piping.
Number of ways2-way (ZDR, DR), 3-way (Z3DR, 3DR)3-way valves additionally relieve excess actuator pressure to tank.
SizeNG 6 and NG 10 (ZDR), DR10 to DR30, 3DR10 and 3DR16The digits after the code give the size, for example ZDR6 or DR20.
Pressure rating25 to 315 bar, coded in the type designation, e.g. /100The pressure rating is the highest adjustable outlet pressure. Choose the next rating above the required pressure.

Frequently asked questions

What is a pressure reducing valve used for?
When part of the system is to work at a lower pressure than the pump delivers, for example clamping cylinders, control circuits or sensitive consumers.
What is the advantage of the ZDR sandwich plate?
It is fitted into the valve stack under the directional valve and reduces the pressure only for this actuator. Separate lines or an additional manifold are not needed.
Mechanical or proportional?
Mechanical valves are sufficient when the reduced pressure stays fixed. If it is to be changed by the machine control during operation, proportional pressure reducing valves are the right choice.