Hydraulic control components engineered for performance and durability

SV directional control valves are designed with ShearFlo® metal-to-metal sealing technology to ensure high cycle life and negligible internal leakage with superior contaminant resistance.

The SVS series valves are engineered for subsea service and ROV intervention with all ShearFlo® sealing advantages to ensure zero leak and contamination resistant operation.

The SVT series valves are engineered to withstand saltwater spray inherent in deck-mounted marine applications.

Pneumatic and hydraulic cylinder actuators that are designed to accompany the range of SV directional control valves or for stand-alone applications.

KR regulators serve as pressure reducing and regulating valves to maintain downstream hydraulic system pressure at a desired value (set pressure) that is below that of the supply pressure.

LSV linear valves are designed with ShearFlo® metal-to-metal sealing technology to ensure high cycle life and negligible internal leakage with superior contaminant resistance. These two-way two-position valves are offered in high and medium pressure options with a 0.3″ flow orifice. Originally designed for grease injection of frac tree valves, these valves are suitable for any application requiring long term, reliable and leak free operation.

Hydraulic manifolds consolidate components for singular fluid distribution and minimize labor, fittings, and excess circuitry. PacSeal Hydraulics provides various manifold options for diverse applications.

PacSeal Hydraulics’ hard seat relief valves are used in hydraulic control systems to protect the downstream circuit from over-pressurization by a pump.

Check valves are commonly used to protect a pump or compressor by preventing the downstream stored energy in a hydraulic circuit from entering the pump’s outlet.

Air remote control systems allow operation of various pneumatic functions from a single location. In contrast to electric controls, pneumatic controls are a reliable and cost-effective solution for greater safety and convenience in hazardous environments.

Bladder accumulators have been used in the field for over 60 years in hydraulic systems for numerous applications including emergency back-up power, pulsation and noise dampening, pump preservation and many more.