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Gresen’s Model V40 Directional Control Valves are
available with five different types of work sections, plus
various options to meet specific job specifications.
The following paragraphs describe the five work
sections and options with reference to the parts illus-
trations in Section IV in this manual.
3-WAY, 3-POSITION PARALLEL WORK SECTION
(Refer to Figure 4-2)
Provides control of single acting cylinders or start and
stop of non-reversible hydraulic motors where free-
wheeling of motor is NOT required. The work port is
blocked in neutral position.
4-WAY, 3-POSITION PARALLEL WORK SECTION
(Refer to Figure 4-3)
Provides control of double acting cylinders without the
floating action plus hydraulic motor start, stop,
reverse control where free-wheeling is NOT required.
Work ports are blocked in neutral position.
4-WAY, 3-POSITION TANDEM (PRIORITY) WORK
SECTION (Refer to Figure 4-3).
When combining parallel and tandem work sections in
the same V40 valve assembly, the tandem section and
all sections upstream from the tandem section have
priority. If the spool in the tandem section is fully actu-
ated, no oil is available to downstream work sections.
4-WAY, 4-POSITION FLOAT WORK SECTION (Refer
to Figure 4-4)
Provides control of double-acting cylinders requiring a
floating action such as: loaders, dozers, snow plows,
etc. Incorporated into the work section is a 4-position
float positioner. Three positions are standard double-
acting with spring return to neutral. The fourth position is
detented to hold in float position (both work ports open
to tank).
4-WAY, 4-POSITION REGENERATIVE WORK
SECTION (Refer to Figure 4-5).
Same as 4-way, 3-position work section except that
the fourth “regeneration” position provides a large vol-
ume of oil for fast cylinder action, but with little force.
MID-INLET SECTION (Refer to Figures 4-6 & 4-7).
Provides an inlet port for a secondary pump down-
stream in the valve assembly. Mid-inlet sections are
available in split flow, combined flow, and a two-position
SECTION II
DESCRIPTION
section for two-speed split or combined low application.
SPOOL ACTION OPTIONS
SPRING RETURN TO NEUTRAL (Standard) (Refer to
Figure 4-10).
Spool will return to neutral position from “A” or “B” power
position when handle is released.
SPRING EXTENDED SPOOL, “A” Option (Refer to
Figure 4-12).
Eliminates spring return to neutral. Spring returns to
the spool “OUT” position only. Usually used for cam
operation of spool.
3-POSITION DETENT, “D” Option (Refer toFigure
4-13).
Valve spool remains in any of three detented positions.
No spring return to neutral.
DETENT WITH SPRING RETURN TO NEUTRAL,
“R” Option (Refer to 4-14).
Can be used on either 3-way or 4-way free flow spool.
Has detent position for either spool “in”, spool “out”, or
2-position detent for both spool “in” and spool “out”
positions, with spring return to neutral position.
SPOOL TRAVEL LIMITER POSITIONER, “L” Option
(Refer to 4-15).
Allows the forward spool travel (spool “in” to be adjusted
to a very fine degree, allowing a restricted amount of
pressurized oil to pass through “A” port of the control
valve. Standard spring return to neutral assembly is
provided.
For 3-way (single-acting cylinder operation, “A” port is
plugged and “B” port only is used. Therefore, the spool
travel assembly would restrict exhausting oil from
work port “B” to tank port.
INTERNAL HYDRAULIC DETENT RELEASE, “KO”
Option (Refer to Figure 4-16).
Automatically returns spool to a neutral position as soon
as work cycle is completed.
ROTARY SPOOL ACTUATOR, “W” Option (Refer to
Figure 4-20).
Movement of spool is controlled by a rotary movement
of the handle. Allows 90° rotation of spool in each
direction from center.
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