Atos Modular Pressure Reducing Valve NG6 RG-011/30

Description

The Atos RG-011/30 is a high-quality modular pressure reducing valve designed for precise control in hydraulic systems. With its standard NG6 (CETOP 3, D03) mounting interface, it can be easily integrated into valve stacks for complex hydraulic circuits. This valve is engineered to reduce the pressure in a specific part of a circuit to a level below the main system pressure. Manufactured in Italy, this component stands for reliability and durability in demanding industrial environments.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Atos
• Type: RG-011/30
• Category: Modular Pressure Reducing Valve
• Mounting Standard: NG6 / CETOP 3 / D03
• Actuation: Manual adjustment

Label Info

• Model: RG-011/30
• Identifier: 2218AD15

Application

This valve is ideal for applications requiring stable, reduced pressure for a secondary circuit, such as controlling clamp pressures, pilot lines, or motor speeds where lower pressure is necessary than the main system provides. It is commonly used in industrial machinery, machine tools, and manufacturing equipment.

Country of Origin

Made in Italy.

CO2 Impact

By purchasing this pre-owned valve, you contribute to a circular economy and avoid approximately 3.6 kg of CO2 emissions associated with the production of a new unit. This is comparable to the emissions of driving a car for 18 kilometers.

Availability

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FAQ

This valve uses the internationally standardized NG6 interface, also known as CETOP 3 or D03. This ensures compatibility with subplates and other modular valves from various manufacturers that adhere to this standard.

A pressure reducing valve is used to limit the maximum pressure in a secondary circuit, regardless of pressure fluctuations in the main circuit, as long as the main pressure is higher. It ensures that specific actuators or components receive a consistent, lower pressure for safe and correct operation.

The pressure setting is typically adjusted via a screw or knob, often concealed under a protective cap. Turning the adjustment screw clockwise generally increases the pressure setting, while turning it counter-clockwise decreases it. A pressure gauge should be used in the secondary line to verify the setting.

Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026

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