Flow Rate: The PV90R042 Sauer 90 pump is known for its high-flow capacity.
It can deliver a consistent and reliable flow of hydraulic fluid, typically measured in liters per minute (LPM) or gallons per minute (GPM). This flow rate is essential for powering hydraulic cylinders, motors, and other components in various applications.
Pressure Rating: Hydraulic systems often operate under high pressures to perform heavy-duty tasks. The PV90R042 Sauer 90 pump is designed to handle substantial pressure levels, typically measured in bars or pounds per square inch (PSI). This specification ensures the pump's durability and reliability in demanding environments.
Size and Mounting: The pump's physical dimensions, including its length, width, and height, are essential to ensure proper installation and integration into hydraulic systems. The mounting type (e.g., flange or foot-mounted) also affects how the pump is installed within the system.
Shaft Configuration: Understanding the pump's shaft configuration is crucial for connecting it to the engine or motor that provides the mechanical power. Various options, such as spline or keyshaft, are available to accommodate different setups.
Operating Temperature Range: Hydraulic systems can operate in a wide range of temperatures, from freezing cold to scorching hot. The PV90R042 Sauer 90 pump is designed to work within a specified temperature range to ensure consistent performance and prevent damage due to extreme conditions.
Materials and Seals: The pump's construction materials and sealing mechanisms are critical for preventing leaks and ensuring long-lasting performance. High-quality materials and precision engineering contribute to the pump's reliability.
Efficiency: Efficiency is an important consideration for hydraulic pumps, as it impacts energy consumption and system performance.
The PV90R042 Sauer 90 pump is designed to deliver hydraulic power efficiently, minimizing energy waste and operational costs.
Seals and O-Rings: Over time, seals and O-rings may wear out or become damaged, leading to hydraulic fluid leaks. Replacement seals and O-rings are essential to maintain the pump's integrity and prevent costly downtime.
Bearings: Bearings play a crucial role in reducing friction and ensuring smooth pump operation. Replacing worn or damaged bearings can extend the pump's lifespan and improve its performance.
Piston and Cylinder Block: These components are responsible for generating hydraulic pressure. Replacement piston and cylinder block assemblies are available to restore the pump's pressure-generating capabilities.
Valve Plates: Valve plates control the flow of hydraulic fluid within the pump. Replacing damaged or worn valve plates can help maintain proper flow rates and pressure levels.
Housings and Casings: In cases of severe damage or wear, it may be necessary to replace the pump's housing or casing. These components provide structural support and protect internal parts.
Shaft and Drive Components: If the pump's shaft or drive components are damaged, replacement parts are essential to ensure proper power transmission from the engine or motor.
