First and foremost, the PV series pumps are designed for high-pressure applications, offering robust performance under demanding conditions.
They can handle pressures ranging from 280 to 500 bar, depending on the model, making them suitable for a wide range of hydraulic systems. The pumps are built with durable materials to withstand the stress of continuous operation, ensuring long-lasting performance and minimal downtime.
The axial piston design is another notable feature of these pumps. It consists of a series of pistons arranged in a circular pattern within a cylinder block. As the pump rotates, the pistons reciprocate within their respective cylinders, creating a pumping action. This design provides excellent efficiency and smooth operation, resulting in reduced energy consumption and noise levels.
The displacement capacity of each pump varies, with the PV080 having the lowest and the PV270 the highest. This range allows for flexibility in selecting the appropriate pump based on the system requirements. Whether you need a pump for a small-scale application or a larger industrial setup, there is a suitable option available.
Additionally, the pumps are designed to accommodate different hydraulic fluids, including mineral oil, water glycol, and synthetic fluids.
This versatility enables their usage across various industries and applications, where specific fluid requirements may exist. The pumps also feature advanced sealing technology to prevent leakage and ensure reliable operation even with different fluid viscosities.
The PV series pumps are equipped with advanced control options, such as pressure compensation and load sensing. These features enable the pumps to adapt to varying system demands, optimizing energy efficiency and reducing overall operational costs. The precise control capabilities ensure that the hydraulic system operates within the desired pressure range, providing enhanced performance and safety.
Furthermore, the pumps are compact in size and lightweight, allowing for easy installation and integration into existing systems. Their modular design facilitates maintenance and repair, as individual components can be easily accessed and replaced if necessary. This design characteristic contributes to reduced downtime and efficient servicing.
