Hydraulicspneumatics 709 Bosch Rexroth Pump

Axial-piston pumps

June 13, 2013
Compact and quiet A11VO Series 40 axial-piston pumps are offered in five sizes with displacements ranging from 110 to 280 cc. Open-circuit pressure capacities are 350 bar nominal, 420 bar maximum. High power density and efficiency reduce fuel consumption and boost productivity of implement hydraulics on mobile equipment. Universal through-drive combines easily with broad range of other pumps.
Compact and quiet A11VO Series 40 axial-piston pumps are offered in five sizes with displacements ranging from 110 to 280 cc. Open-circuit pressure capacities are 350 bar nominal, 420 bar maximum. High power density and efficiency reduce fuel consumption and boost productivity of implement hydraulics on mobile equipment.
Universal through-drive combines easily with broad range of other pumps. Series includes numerous hydraulic and electrical control options.

Bosch Rexroth Corp., Mobile Hydraulics Div.

864.967.2777, www.boschrexroth-us.com

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