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VICKERS CVCS-16-D3-20

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Description & Features

Designed for demanding industrial applications, the Vickers CVCS-16-D3-20 slip-in cartridge valve cover is a reliable choice for equipment such as presses, plastic molding machines, and marine machinery. Known for its efficient and dependable performance, this valve cover enhances response time, ensuring smooth operation in complex systems. With a flow rate of 255 liters per minute, it effectively manages hydraulic fluid in high-pressure environments.

Constructed with durable Buna-N seal material, the Vickers CVCS-16-D3-20 is built to withstand rigorous use, maintaining integrity under varying conditions. The valve cover features a compact width of 2.72 inches, making it suitable for space-constrained installations without sacrificing performance.

SKU: 846AN00011A

Supplier Part Number (MPN): 846AN00011A

Specifications

Brand
Vickers by Danfoss
Adjustment
Without Adjustment
Connection Type
SAE
Cover Type
Directional Control with Size 03 Pilot Interface
Design
20 Series
Fluid Compatibility
Petroleum Oil, Water Glycol, Water-in-Oil Emulsion and Petroleum Oil
Insert Ratio
1:1.5
Insert Type
Directional
Lead Time
45
Pilot Port Orientation
ISO
Seal Material
Buna-N
Segment Code
B
Specifications
Normally Open Configuration
Spool Position Sensor
Without Spool Position Sensor
Suitable For Use With
Cartridge Valves
Valvistor Type
Without Valvistor

Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Floyd S on Mar 14, 2026, 1:02 PM
flow rate on this one, is 255 liters per minute the max it'll handle, or is that a continuous rating?
Answer by: Customer Support on Mar 16, 2026, 6:47 AM
255 liters per minute is the rated flow for this valve. That figure represents what the CVCS-16-D3-20 is built to move through it under normal operating conditions. Running consistently at or near that ceiling on demanding equipment like presses or shears is what this size is intended for, so you're not pushing into some theoretical headroom when you're at 255 LPM. It's a working number, not a burst ceiling.

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