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Power management company Eaton, whose US headquarters are located in Ohio, has launched the XL2 and XL4 valve motors, that share a three-zone design which aims to allow bi-directional operation and a case drain facility that aims to improve resistance to pressure spikes and extend seal and motor life.

Power management company Eaton, whose US headquarters are located in Ohio, recently announced the company's ESV9 series of proportional solenoid cartridge valves.

Power management company Eaton, whose US headquarters are located in Ohio, recently announced the new ASV60 steering valve, which is designed to reduce cab noise and improve machine flexibility and intelligence.

Eaton Corporation, the power management company that was founded in New Jersey, US, recently announced the launch of its new Circuit Design Software Studio, a platform that streamlines the process of designing custom manifolds.

Eaton Corporation, the power management company that was founded in New Jersey, US, recently announced the new EPPV5 and EPPV6, a family of proportional pressure reducing pilot valves.

Eaton Corporation, the power management company that was founded in New Jersey, US, has commenced a search for Public Relations (PR) support across seven EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa) markets.

Power management company, Eaton, whose US headquarters are located in Ohio, has developed a new product, the Large Tough Coil, a durable valve coil designed to improve safety and reliability for construction and agricultural equipment in harsh environments, including high temperatures, rain and snow, and freezing conditions.

Power management company Eaton, with North American headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio, recently announced the new CMA advanced mobile valve with independent metering, offering manufacturers various possibilities to differentiate machine capabilities.

Power management company Eaton has announced the new CMA Advanced Mobile Valve with Independent Metering, which offers manufacturers various possibilities to differentiate machine capabilities.