Adjustable Proportional
Model FP

Divider _Flow _FP56_Color

Features:

  • Precision ground heat treated spool that assures long life.
  • Pressure compensation for both outlets.
  • Every FP is tested for adjustable flow and pressure compensation.
  • Divides inlet flow into two flows of equal flow or a ratio up to 95:5.
  • Optional free reverse flow allows fluid to move from the outlet ports to the inlet port.
  • Optional one or two adjustable orifices allows the customer to control the flow.

Specifications:

  • Rated for 3,000 psi (207 bar).
  • Rated for 0-30 gpm (0-114 lpm).
  • 30-Micron filtration recommended.
  • Weighs 7-1/2 lbs. (3.4 Kg).

General Information:

The Brand, adjustable proportional flow divider comes in three basic models FP53, FP55 and FP56. The FP series receives a single stream of fluid and divides it into two streams. The customer has the ability to adjust one (FP53 or FP55) or both (FP56) outlet flows. The initial flow settings will not fluctuate even though the work being done by one of the streams is much greater than the work being done by the other. The ratio of the outlet streams remains constant even when the inlet flow increases or decreases.

FP53 - has one fixed orifice, one adjustable orifice and a relief for the outlet port on the side of the valve with the adjustment screw. With the FP53 it is possible to control the flow out one outlet up to 60% of input. The two outlet flows are pressure compensating and the sum of said flows equals the inlet flow.

FP55 - has one fixed orifice, one adjustable orifice and free reverse flow for both outlets. With the FP55 it is possible to control the flow out one outlet up to 60% of input. The two outlet flows are pressure compensating and the sum of said flows equals the inlet flow.

FP56 - has two adjustable orifices and free reverse flow for both outlets. With the FP56 it is possible to control the flow out two outlets up to 95% of input, and to vary the pressure drop through the valve. The two outlet flows are pressure compensating and the sum of said flows equals the inlet flow.

Available in: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, N.W. Florida, Louisiana, Montana, Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas and Utah