Hydraulic Pressure Relief Valve 20 GPM 1200 PSI with Adjustable Relief Setting

Description

When hydraulic pressure gets out of hand, it can blow hoses, crack fittings, and turn expensive pumps into scrap metal in minutes. This relief valve acts like a safety guard for your entire hydraulic system, automatically releasing dangerous pressure spikes before they can cause catastrophic damage. Whether you’re running a loader hard or pushing through tough tillage, this valve keeps your hydraulics safe and your operation running.

What You’re Getting

• 20 GPM flow capacity handles high-demand hydraulic systems without restriction
• Adjustable relief pressure from 500 to 1200 PSI lets you dial in the exact setting your system needs
• Factory set at 1200 PSI for immediate installation on most agricultural applications
• Standard 1/2 inch NPT inlet, outlet, and tank ports fit common hydraulic plumbing
• Cross brand quality construction built to handle the punishment of daily farm use

Built for Real Farm Work

This valve fits into hydraulic systems on tractors, loaders, skid steers, and other equipment where high-pressure hydraulics do the heavy lifting. From three-point hitch operation to loader work, brush cutting to hay handling, any time you’re running hydraulic implements that push the limits of your system, this relief valve provides essential protection. It’s the kind of safety equipment that pays for itself the first time it prevents a major hydraulic failure.

Made to Last

Agricultural hydraulic systems face constant pressure cycling, contaminated oil, and temperature swings that would destroy lighter-duty components. This relief valve uses heavy-duty internal springs and precision-machined components that maintain their calibration even after thousands of pressure cycles. The robust construction handles the vibration and impacts that come with real farm work.

Installation Notes

This valve threads directly into your hydraulic system using standard 1/2 inch NPT fittings. The pressure setting is adjustable with basic tools, so you can fine-tune it for your specific application. Always relieve system pressure before installation, and consider testing the relief setting with a pressure gauge to ensure it’s protecting your system properly.