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VICKERS DT8P1 10 65 11

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Description & Features

The Eaton Vickers DT8P1 10 65 11 check valve is suitable for applications such as die casting, machine tools, marine/offshore, presses, primary metal, paper, test equipment, simulation, and turbine control including wind, steam and water.

This Vickers sub-brand valve offers stability under pressure and minimal maintenance to stop leaks before they start. It utilizes Buna-N seals and has a flow rate of 190 liters per minute. It has a width of 2.5 inches.

SKU: 125668

Supplier Part Number (MPN): 125668

Alternate Part Numbers: C1AJ59, DT8P1106511

Specifications

Brand
Vickers by Danfoss
Actuator Type
Pressure Operated
Body Material
Steel
Connection Type
FNPT
Design Code
11 Series
Dimensions
5.25 in L x 2.5 in W x 2.64 in H
Domestic/Import
Domestic
End Type
FNPT
igs Only
With igs
Language
English
Mounting Type
Manifold, Subplate
Nominal Size
10
Seal Material
Buna-N
Segment Code
A
Series
DT8P Series

Product Questions & Answers (2)

Question by: Sherry B on Jan 13, 2026, 8:57 PM
got a hydraulic setup that needs a check valve, what’s this DT8P1 used for?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jan 15, 2026, 6:45 AM
In hydraulic circuits, a check valve like the Vickers DT8P1 series is used to let flow go one way and block it the other way, which helps prevent backflow and leakage in the system.
Question by: Hugh H on Jun 24, 2025, 7:52 PM
flow rate on this check valve, is 190 liters per minute enough for press or turbine control applications or is that gonna be a bottleneck?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jun 26, 2025, 2:06 PM
For most press and turbine control setups, 190 litres per minute gives you solid working headroom without choking flow. This valve is rated and applied across turbine control environments covering wind, steam, and water systems, so the flow capacity lines up with those demands. Press applications are also on the supported list, which tells you the rating holds up under the kind of cyclic load those machines put out. If your system is running well within that ceiling, you won't see it acting as a restriction.

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