SUN HYDRAULICS
DMDAXAV624

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The Sun Hydraulics DMDAXAV624 (DMDAXAV624) is a solenoid-operated 3-way, 2-position cartridge valve featuring a direct-acting, balanced spool design. This valve is specifically engineered to be fatigue rated for high-pressure applications up to 5000 psi (350 bar), making it suitable for rigorous hydraulic systems. The DMDAXAV624 operates with no minimum hydraulic pressure required, ensuring reliable performance across a range of operating conditions. This model boasts closed transitions between Spools B and R, enhancing performance by offering faster and more consistent response times, particularly beneficial in pilot control applications where capacity is less critical. It also features interchangeable coils with other Sun Series 1 solenoid products, providing flexibility and ease of maintenance. Additionally, the valve incorporates Sun\u2019s floating style construction which minimizes internal parts binding \u2014 a common issue in valves due to excessive installation torque or cavity/cartridge machining variations. The DMDAXAV624 is equipped with EPDM seals designed for use with phosphate ester fluids; however, these seals must not be exposed to petroleum-based fluids as they can cause damage. The manual override feature in models with the D or L control is intended for temporary actuation only, with a mechanical life expectancy of around 7,000 cycles. With a maximum flow capacity of 12 gpm (45 L/min) and typical response time of 50 ms, this valve ensures efficient fluid control in hydraulic systems. It also supports a switching frequency up to 15,000 cycles/hr, making it an optimal choice for applications requiring frequent operation. The wet armature design allows the working fluid to surround the armature which should be considered if the coil remains energized for extended periods as it could affect fluid integrity over time.