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The Sun Hydraulics FPJP cartridge valve enables higher flow rates to be achieved

Sun Hydraulics FPJP Cartridge Valve Meets Market Demand for Higher Flow Rates

May 16, 2025
The FPJP cartridge valve is a pilot-operated, normally closed, electro-proportional throttle valve capable of flow rates of 114 gpm.

The Sun Hydraulics FPJP cartridge valve is a pilot-operated, normally closed electro-proportional throttle valve. It is designed to provide precise proportional control at high flow rates of 114 gpm (431 lpm), helping to meet market demand for hydraulic components capable of providing higher flow rates and operating pressures.

Per Sun Hydraulics, the valve provides consistent flow control in proportion to an electrical command signal. The valve features the company’s floating nose construction which minimizes the risk of internal parts binding due to excessive installation torque or machining inconsistencies and thus helps to ensure reliable performance.

Learn more about proportional valve designs in the article "What's the Difference Between a Servo Valve and a Proportional Valve?"

The FPJP cartridge valve can be used in a wide range of industrial and mobile equipment sectors. Application uses include hydraulic motor speed control in water spraying trucks, orbital motors on conveyers, or fan control on agricultural spreaders and seeders.

Other features of the FPJP cartridge valve include:

  • operating pressures up to 5,000 psi (350 bar)
  • reverse free-flow check
  • coils interchangeable with other Sun full flow, solenoid-operated valves
  • optimized lap construction to minimize hysteresis and improve stability
  • highly repeatable fluid flow
  • broad flow ranges to enable efficient operation  
  • integrated damping for enhanced control loop tuning
  • compact cartridge design allows streamlined manifold layouts and reduces system complexity.
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