A hydro valve, or hydraulic valve, is a device that regulates the flow of hydraulic fluid within a hydraulic system. It can direct fluid to different actuators, maintain specific pressures, or control the flow rate. Hydro valves operate by using mechanical or electronic controls, with various types available, including directional control valves, pressure control valves, and flow control valves. Each type serves a unique purpose, contributing to the overall efficiency of hydraulic systems.

    Types of Hydro Valves

    Directional Control Valves： These valves are responsible for directing hydraulic fluid to various parts of the system. They can divert fluid flow, switch the flow path, or allow for simultaneous operation of multiple actuators. Directional control valves come in different forms, such as manually operated, solenoid-operated, or pilot-operated.