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COUNTERBALANCE<br />

VALVES<br />

Cartridge Valves Technical Information<br />

Motor mount HICs<br />

Application notes<br />

Counterbalance valves prevent motors<br />

from drifting excessively due to control<br />

valve leakage. They can hold the load in<br />

the event of hose/tube failure, or limit<br />

overrun when a load is in a lowering or<br />

runaway mode (vehicle going downhill).<br />

They provide a smooth, cushioned stop<br />

when the control valve is suddenly<br />

closed.<br />

Dual counterbalance valve<br />

BLN-10201 • 520L0588 • Rev. CA • Nov 2007<br />

Introduction Quick reference Index<br />

Dual counterbalance valve<br />

MA <strong>MB</strong><br />

MA <strong>MB</strong><br />

A S B<br />

A B<br />

With Shuttle Without Shuttle<br />

Counterbalance valves have a pilot ratio of 3.0:1, 4.5:1, or 10.0:1. Typical pilot ratio for<br />

motor applications is 10.0:1<br />

An optional shuttle valve is available for functions such as load sensing feedback,<br />

operating an unloading valve, or releasing a brake. The shuttle connects the highest<br />

pressure port (A or B) to the S port.<br />

Configurations are available with dual counterbalance valves, or single valve on A or B<br />

port. Typical counterbalance applications include swing drives, winch drives, and vehicle<br />

propulsion. For more information about counterbalance valves, see Counterbalance<br />

valves, section 9 of this catalog.<br />

F102 243<br />

P104 787<br />

F102 246<br />

16.9<br />

Motor mount HICs<br />

Application notes

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