Understanding the pros and cons of these valves and knowing other supplemental options to combine with LHVs for safety will give you the ability to safely and productively use equipment that meets your load-holding requirements. However, many equipment operators don't want to rest their safety on only the counterbalance valves - and for good reason. When they operate as expected, they improve the safety of machinery. These valves are common safety components of load-carrying equipment. CBVs help hold a load in place and are also referred to as load-holding valves (LHV). We're starting here with counterbalance valves (CBV). In this article, we're going to discuss load-holding equipment. Persons injured or killed, property lost, fines, lawsuits and months of terrible publicity, with business lost and brands discredited. When load-holding equipment fails, the damage can ruin lives and businesses. Stepping Up Safety for Your Hydraulic System.Why Does it Pay to Use a Fail-Safe Locking Device?.What Types of Equipment Use Counterbalance Valves?.
What Are Counterbalance (Load-Holding) Valves?.York Precision Machining & Hydraulics LLCĪ guide to optimal safety and productivity Table of Contents Principal Engineer, Innovation and Performance Excellence Posted: August 26th, 2020 Author: David Bickford
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