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Directional Check Valve Directional check valves are hydraulic valves that allow fluid to flow in one direction and block it in the opposite direction. They are designed to prevent fluid from flowing back through a hydraulic system, which can cause damage to equipment. Directional check valves typically consist of a spring-loaded poppet or ball that seals against a seat, blocking the flow of fluid in one direction. When fluid flows in the opposite direction, it applies pressure to the poppet or ball, opening the valve and allowing fluid to flow through. These valves are commonly used in industries such as manufacturing, construction, and transportation, where reliable and efficient operation of hydraulic systems is critical.

Hydraulic Flow Divider/Combiner A hydraulic flow divider/combiner is a specialized valve used in hydraulic systems to divide or combine hydraulic fluid flow. It is designed as a compact cartridge-style valve that can be easily installed within a hydraulic manifold or valve block. The flow divider function allows the hydraulic fluid to be divided into multiple outlets, distributing the flow evenly among the branches. This is useful in applications where hydraulic power needs to be supplied to multiple actuators or components simultaneously.