Moog G761-3969B Series Electro-Hydraulic Servo Valve
Moog G761-3969B Series Electro-Hydraulic Servo Valve
Product Introduction: The G761 series of Moog is a high-performance electro-hydraulic servo valve, which can be used in various industrial and aviation applications. The G761-3969B belongs to this series. It can be used in the control circuit of the oil motor, and realize the control of mechanical movement by adjusting the flow rate of hydraulic oil. Generally speaking, the servo valve converts the input signal into output force by adjusting the flow rate of oil, so as to drive the mechanical movement.
Technical Specifications: The valve standard is the national standard. The driving method is pulse and others. The valve function is check. The type (channel position) is three-way. The nominal diameter (DN) is DN1400. The nominal pressure (PN) is 1. The valve body material is die-cast aluminum. The connection form is quick-installation. The pressure environment is high pressure. The temperature environment is normal temperature. The flow direction is reversing. The applicable medium is water. The flow range of the servo valve is 3.5 GPM to 14 GPM, and the pressure is 4000 psi.
Functional Features: It has excellent pressure resistance and can work stably in high-pressure environments. The die-cast aluminum valve body is light in weight and has good corrosion resistance. The quick-installation connection form is convenient for installation and disassembly, improving maintenance efficiency. It has good reversing performance, which can quickly and accurately realize the reversing of the oil flow.
Application Scenarios: It is widely used in water treatment equipment to control the flow and direction of water. It is applied in the field of automation equipment to realize the automatic control of the equipment. In the metallurgical industry, it can be used in the hydraulic control system of metallurgical equipment to ensure the normal operation of the metallurgical process. In addition, it is also used in other industries that require fluid control, such as the chemical industry and the food industry.
