Abstract: A travel vibration suppressing device 20 is structured such that a directional control valve 30 for a bucket, a directional control valve 29 for a boom, a ride control valve 31 and a boom speed increasing valve 33 are integrally arranged in a laminated manner by an internal piping. The ride control valve 31 communicates or cuts off a bottom chamber 11a of a boom cylinder 11 and an accumulator 27. The boom speed increasing valve 33 supplies a discharge pressure of a hydraulic pump 21 to the bottom chamber 11a or a head chamber 11b or connects the to the bottom chamber 11a or the head chamber 11b to a tank 23.

Abstract: A travel vibration suppressing device 20 is structured such that a directional control valve 30 for a bucket, a directional control valve 29 for a boom, a ride control valve 31 and a boom speed increasing valve 33 are integrally arranged in a laminated manner by an internal piping. The ride control valve 31 communicates or cuts off a bottom chamber 11a of a boom cylinder 11 and an accumulator 27. The boom speed increasing valve 33 supplies a discharge pressure of a hydraulic pump 21 to the bottom chamber 11a or a head chamber 11b or connects the to the bottom chamber 11a or the head chamber 11b to a tank 23.

Abstract: A direction control valve is formed by providing a main spool for establishing and blocking communication between an inlet port, first and second actuator ports and first and second tank ports. A pressure compensation valve comprising a check valve portion and pressure reduction portion is provided for compensating the pressurized fluid with a load pressure and supplying it to the inlet port. A plurality of valve blocks are connected to each other with respective first and second tank ports and respective pump ports in fluid communication. A pump port of one of the valve blocks is connected to a main inlet port, and a tank port of one of the valve blocks is connected to a main tank port. Thus, a hydraulic circuit for distributing a pressurized fluid from a single hydraulic pump to a plurality of actuators is provided.

Abstract: A pressure compensation valve unit comprises a check valve which is pushed in an opening direction thereof by an inlet side pressure and in a closing direction thereof by an outlet side pressure and a pressure reducing valve actuating to establish communication between the inlet side and the outlet side and block the communication therebetween, pushed in the blocking up direction by a pressure in a pressure receiving chamber to push the check valve in the closing direction thereof, pushed in the communication direction with a highest pressure in a plurality of pressures by a pressure selective receiving means, and communicating the outlet side with the pressure chamber, and a pressure oil supply system is provided with the pressure compensation valve unit of the structure described above.

Abstract: A direction control valve is formed by providing a main spool for establishing and blocking communication between an inlet port, first and second actuator ports and first and second tank ports. A pressure compensation valve comprising a check valve portion and pressure reduction portions is provided for compensating the pressurized fluid with a load pressure and supplying it to the inlet port. A plurality of valve blocks are connected with communicating respective first and second tank ports and respective pump ports, and either one of pump port is connected to a main port. In either case, the pump port is connected to the main input port to any one of the first and second tank ports is connected to the main tank port.

Abstract: A pilot pressure operated directional control valve is provided in which a housing is formed therein with a spool having a plurality of ports. The spool bore has a spool fittingly inserted therein so as to be slidably displaceable therein and the spool is slidably displaced both by a spring and under a pilot pressure led into a pressure receiving chamber. Also a spring box is attached to an end surface of the housing in a longitudinal direction of the spool. The spring box is provided with a hollow portion which contains the spring while forming a pressure receiving chamber, as well as a pilot pressure fluid inlet that communicates with the hollow portion and is open in the longitudinal direction of the spool.

Abstract: An unloading system including an unload valve draining a part of supplied pressurized fluid to a tank and a switching valve for draining a pressurized fluid for biasing the unload valve in a direction for reducing a flow rate of the fluid supplied to the tank. The unload valve and the switching valve are arranged in series in axial direction in a valve main body.

Abstract: A direction control valve is constructed in such a manner that a spool bore having an inlet port, an actuator port and a tank port is formed in a valve block, a spool slidable between positions for establishing and blocking communication of the input port, the actuator port and the tank port, is disposed within the spool bore, the input port and the tank port open to a first mateable surface and a second mateable surface of the valve block, and a plurality of the valve blocks are stacked and connected with mating the first mateable surface and the second mateable surface for establishing communication between the input ports and between the tank ports of the valve blocks.

Abstract: A direction control valve is formed by providing a main spool for establishing and blocking communication between an inlet port, first and second actuator ports and first and second tank ports. A pressure compensation valve comprising a check valve portion and pressure reduction portion is provided for compensating the pressurized fluid with a load pressure and supplying it to the inlet port. A plurality of valve blocks are connected to each other with respective first and second tank ports and respective pump ports in fluid communication. A pump port of one of the valve blocks is connected to a main inlet port, and a tank port of one of the valve blocks is connected to a main tank port. Thus, a hydraulic circuit for distributing a pressurized fluid from a single hydraulic pump to a plurality of actuators is provided.

Abstract: A multiple valve includes first and second valve units respectively having first and second valve bodies. The first and second valve bodies have respective spool bores therein; and a respective spool is inserted in the spool bore of each of the first and second valve bodies. The first and second valve bodies of the first and second valve units also have inlet ports, tank ports, and first and second blocks having mounting holes, the blocks and a respective valve body being fixedly coupled together by means of stud bolts. The first block has a first threaded hole on one side surface thereof for receiving the stud bolt, and a second threaded hole on another side surface thereof for receiving a cover bolt. A pump passage, a main passage and a tank passage extend between the one side surface and the another side surface of the first block, and a stud bolt extends through the second block and is engaged with the first threaded hole.

Abstract: A compensation system for a hydraulic circuit of a hydraulically driven vehicle for straight traveling, with left and right traveling valves having load detection ports; left and right pressure compensation valves arranged in respective pressurized fluid supply passages between a fluid pressure source and the traveling valves; and a by-pass passage for connecting together the load pressure detecting ports of the left and right traveling valves. There may be an on-off valve in the by-pass passage.

Abstract: A pressurized fluid supply system, in which a plurality of pressure compensation valves are connected to a pump discharge line of a hydraulic pump in parallel, and direction control valves are provided at the outlet side of each pressure compensation valve to supply a discharged pressurized fluid from the hydraulic pump to a plurality of actuators. The pressure compensation valves include a check valve portion establishing and blocking communication between the pump discharge line and the inlet port of the direction control valve, and a pressure reduction valve portion for supplying a reduced pressure from the pump discharge line. The check valve portion shifts in a valve opening direction in response to an inlet pressure and shifts in a valve closing direction in response to an outlet pressure. The pressure reduction valve portion has a first and a second pressure chamber.

Abstract: A pressure compensation valve is capable of distributing of an output pressurized fluid of single pressurized fluid supply source to a plurality of hydraulic loads. The pressure compensation valve is constructed with a check valve portion formed by providing, in a valve body, a valve for establishing and blocking communication between an inlet port and an outlet port, and a pressure reduction valve formed by providing, in the valve body, a spool establishing communication between a second port and a third port by a pressure in a first pressure chamber communicating with a first port and blocking communication between the second port and the third port by a pressure in a second pressure chamber communicating with the third port. The spool is biased in a direction for blocking communication between the second port and the third port by a spring while contacting the valve.