What Is an Oil Pressure Regulator?
Oil pressure regulators are devices designed to adjust the oil pressure discharged from hydraulic pumps to appropriate levels. They play a crucial role in ensuring the proper operation of hydraulic equipment by regulating oil pressure.
Common types of oil pressure regulators include relief valves, which release oil when pressure exceeds a set value; pressure-reducing valves, which lower pressure to a set level; and proportional valves, which adjust pressure based on an external signal.
These regulators are used in a variety of hydraulic machinery, such as construction equipment, automobiles, agricultural machinery, and machine tools.