Compact cartridge valves for tight installation spaces
Being directly installed into the valve block, a cartridge valve is a space-saving means of implementing complex controls without additional valve housings.
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Pipeline installation valves are fitted directly into hydraulic system pipelines and perform basic functions such as limiting pressure or controlling flow. The compact valves come without additional housings or base plates. HANSA-FLEX has a wide portfolio of standardised hydraulic valves manufactured from high-grade materials with various coatings for pipeline installation for pressure ranges up to 350 bar.

Our knowledgeable and experienced fluid technology specialists are delighted to assist and advise you in the selection of the most suitable pipeline installation valve for the required functions and for the intended field of use. We have valves suitable for use with ester-based fluids or water-glycol mixtures not complying with the requirements for hydraulic mineral oils in DIN 51524. In addition to the extensive HANSA-FLEX standard product programme, we can work in close cooperation with our partners to produce customer-specific component groups for any requirements.
The HANSA-FLEX online shop contains suitable accessories for our pipeline installation valves. They have been designed to enable quick installation and safe operation.

Pipeline installation valves are easy to install, inexpensive and simple to adjust, which makes them suitable for many types of control circuits and applications.
Our online shop offers a large selection of various pipeline installation valves, including flow and shock valves and suitable accessories.

Our range of products includes radial piston pumps and vane pumps for special useage scenarios. They are capable of creating pressures up to 500 bar for example.

Pipeline installation valves with shut-off functions are designed as seat valves with cones or balls. They reliably shut off the flow using an internal spring.

Pressure control valves of various types regulate or limit the pressure in the main or subsystems of a hydraulic system. They can also be used to perform signal pressure-dependent switching processes.

Directional control valves are electrically, pneumatically or hydraulically controlled and direct the flow in specific directions. The valve ports connect to or disconnect from actuators and control their movements.

In contrast to solenoid-operated directional control valves, flow control using flow deflect or similar types of changeover valves is done without external controls. The valve is actuated mechanically by a hand lever.


