The A10VSO45DFR belongs to the A10VSO series of pumps manufactured by Rexroth, a leading provider of hydraulic systems and components.
This series is renowned for its superior quality and versatility, making it a popular choice among engineers and hydraulic system designers.
The "A10VSO" in the model name stands for "Axial piston variable pump, Series 10, Size S." The number "45" represents the nominal size of the pump, indicating its displacement volume in cubic centimeters per revolution. In this case, the displacement is 45 cc per revolution. The "DFR" suffix denotes specific configurations and options available for this particular model.
One of the notable features of the A10VSO45DFR pump is its variable displacement capability. This means that the pump can adjust its output flow rate according to the system's demand, allowing for precise control of hydraulic power. The displacement can be varied within a specific range, typically from the minimum displacement to the maximum displacement.
The pump is designed as an axial piston unit, utilizing a swashplate mechanism for its operation. The axial piston arrangement ensures smooth and efficient power transmission, enabling the pump to handle high pressures and deliver consistent performance. It is capable of operating at pressures up to 280 bar, making it suitable for demanding applications that require reliable power delivery.
The A10VSO45DFR pump offers a wide range of control options, allowing for flexible integration into different hydraulic systems.
It can be controlled manually through a built-in control mechanism, or it can be integrated with electronic control devices for automated operation. This versatility makes it adaptable to various industrial settings and applications.
In terms of construction, the A10VSO45DFR pump features high-quality materials and precision engineering. The pump's components are carefully designed and manufactured to ensure long-lasting performance and resistance to wear. This durability is particularly important in applications where the pump operates under challenging conditions, such as high temperatures or corrosive environments.
