Valves

Pressure valves

Festo pressure valves in the LRL and LRLL series are differential pressure control valves that regulate the pressure at a load to a constant value below the supply pressure. LRL valves have a single supply; LRLL valves add a leakage line (exhaust port) for more precise regulation at very low differential pressures. 24 articles span port sizes from M5 and G 1/8 to G 1/2, each combined with QS push-in ports for 4 to 12 mm tubing.

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  1. Differential Pressure LRL-1/4-QS-8 - Festo 153516
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How to choose Pressure valves

What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Series and ports

SeriesPortFeature
LRL-M5-QS-4M5 + QS-4Miniature format for 4 mm tubing
LRL-M5-QS-6M5 + QS-6Miniature format for 6 mm tubing
LRL-1/8-QS-4 to QS-8G 1/8 + QS 4-8 mmStandard format, small nominal sizes
LRL-1/4-QS-6 to QS-10G 1/4 + QS 6-10 mmStandard format, medium nominal sizes
LRL-3/8-QS-8 to QS-12G 3/8 + QS 8-12 mmLarger nominal sizes
LRL-1/2-QS-12G 1/2 + QS-12Largest version
LRLL (all sizes)As LRL + leakage lineHigher regulation accuracy, exhaust port present

Selection notes and LRL vs. LRLL difference

LRL valves suit standard applications where pressure deviations of a few hundred mbar are acceptable. LRLL valves with a leakage line achieve higher control accuracy since outlet pressure changes are corrected more rapidly. The QS push-in variant (e.g. LRL-1/4-QS-10) combines a G 1/4 thread on one side with a push-in fitting for 10 mm tubing on the other. M5 variants suit miniature cylinder applications. Pressure is set via the adjustment screw; the control range should be limited to the system pressure.

Typical applications

Typical applications: Individual cylinder pressure limiting in clamping systems, zone-by-zone pressure reduction for different gripping and clamping forces, differential pressure control on test rigs (reference pressure vs. system pressure), protection of pressure-sensitive loads such as seals and miniature grippers, and pneumatic force limiting in manually assisted assembly processes.