Bosch Rexroth is ready to Agritechnica 2025

The central focus of Bosch Rexroth’s presence at bauma was electrification. This is a hot topic that has lost some momentum in recent months. What will we see at Agritechnica 2025? Bosch Rexroth and HydraForce will showcase a range of modular hydraulic solutions designed to help agricultural machinery manufacturers. We anticipate that even at the German stand, we will witness a return to the past, riding the wave of the recent relaunch of the internal combustion engine and hydraulics technologies.

Rexroth and HydraForce

The first one we mention is the EDG-OBE compact directional valve, a solution designed for tight spaces and high-precision applications, including harvesters and agricultural implements. With integrated onboard electronics, the EDG-OBE offers precise spool control, simplified wiring and plug-and-play functionality, making it an ideal choice for OEMs looking to combine performance and safety in a compact package.

According to Bosch Rexroth, the EDH-OBE compact directional valve offers high flow capacity and a wide range of configuration options, making it ideal for complex machinery like self-propelled agricultural working machines and advanced implements. OEMs can tailor the system with anti-shock and anti-cavitation valves, manual actuation, local pressure control, LSA/LSB options and more.

TS90-G34L valve and HF-Impulse 2.0 software

HydraForce’s patented TS90-G34L is a pilot-operated proportional pressure reducing/relieving valve for powershift transmissions with multiple clutches. By reducing pilot flow by up to 75% compared to conventional designs, the valve enables smaller pumps, lowers energy consumption and cuts operational costs.

Thanks to its two-stage operation, the TS90-G34L delivers smoother gear shifting and more precise control over pressure and flow, with improved damping and reduced sensitivity to temperature or viscosity variations. Its low-leakage design minimizes energy consumption, offering a tangible optimization of the system. Over time, the impact is significant: annual energy savings per valve can reach 90%, dramatically reducing both fuel consumption and CO2 emissions

HF Impulse 2.0 HydraForce’s software development and configuration tool for ExDR controllers, complements the hardware offer with a powerful and intuitive software platform. The tool supports both graphical and text-based programming, enabling complex control logic with simplified coding. It simplifies work for developers and application engineers alike, reducing time to validation and accelerating series production.