Hydraulic assembly and hydraulic valve for forming said assembly

A hydraulic assembly for an electrohydraulic valve control of an internal combustion engine, the assembly comprising a hydraulic valve including a valve housing and a valve carrier including a valve receiver in which the valve housing is received, the valve carrier possessing, at least in a region of the valve receiver, a distinctly lower material strength than the valve housing, the valve housing including a first circumferential groove and a second circumferential groove, the grooves being defined respectively by groove walls and extending on two sides of a hydraulic connection which extends through a peripheral wall of the valve housing and is in hydraulic communication with a hydraulic channel which is arranged in the valve carrier and opens into the valve receiver, a bead formed by a plastic deformation of material of the valve carrier being received in each of the first and the second grooves, so that, in a receiving direction of the valve housing, the groove walls and the beads not only fix the valve housing in the valve receiver by positive engagement but also cooperate with each other to hydraulically seal the valve housing, and outer ones of the groove walls of the circumferential grooves are oriented towards each other and extend parallel to each other and perpendicularly to the receiving direction of the valve housing.