Main Control Valve

A main control valve is a key component in hydraulic systems, responsible for regulating the flow, pressure, and direction of hydraulic fluid to various parts of the system, such as hydraulic cylinders and motors. It acts as the central control unit, ensuring proper distribution of fluid to achieve the desired movement or force in machinery. Main control valves are typically designed with multiple ports and are equipped with functions like pressure relief, flow control, and directional control. Commonly used in construction, manufacturing, and agricultural machinery, they ensure efficient operation and prevent system overloads or damage.