Pressure Reducing Valves

A pressure reducing valve, sometimes called a hydraulic PRV or pressure regulator, lowers the pressure in one branch of a hydraulic circuit below the main system pressure, so a secondary function such as a clamp or pilot circuit runs at a safe, lower pressure without needing a separate pump. Direct-acting models like the PRV1-10 Series respond quickly at lower flow rates, while pilot-operated models like the PRV2-10 and PRV2-16 Series handle higher flow with tighter pressure control, making them the better fit for larger circuits.

Explore our range of Pressure Reducing Valves, designed for industrial hydraulic systems. Our collection includes the PRV2-10 Series Pilot-Operated Pressure Reducing (Relieving) Cartridge Valve, featuring screw and locknut adjustments for precise control. The PRV1-10 Series Direct-Acting Pressure Reducing (Relieving) Cartridge Valve offers reliable performance with screw and locknut adjustments. For higher pressure applications, consider the PRV2-16 Series Pilot-Operated Pressure Reducing (Relieving) Cartridge Valve, factory set at 3500 PSI with a range of 1000-6000 PSI and screw adjustment. This series also includes variants capable of handling up to 40 GPM and 5000 PSI. Our valves are engineered to ensure optimal performance and durability in demanding industrial environments. Browse our selection to find the right solution for your hydraulic system needs.

As a pressure reducing valve supplier stocking both direct-acting and pilot-operated cartridge styles, Hydraulic Supply Company can help you match adjustment range, flow rating, and cavity size to your hydraulic circuit. If your application needs to cap maximum system pressure rather than reduce it in one branch, see our relief valves instead.

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