A A10V O 45 DFR /52R-VSC62N00

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The Bosch Rexroth A10VO 45 DFR /52R-VSC62N00 (R902504660) is a high-performance axial piston pump designed with a swashplate mechanism for efficient operation in open circuit hydraulic systems. This pump is engineered to meet the medium pressure requirements of various machines and applications, offering a nominal pressure of up to 280 bar and a maximum pressure of 350 bar, which ensures reliable performance under demanding conditions. A standout feature of this model is its through-drive capability, which allows for the mounting of additional pumps up to the same nominal size, providing flexibility and scalability for hydraulic system configurations. The A10VO series is recognized for its low operating noise levels, contributing to improved operator comfort and reduced noise pollution in working environments. With short control response times, the A10VO 45 DFR /52R-VSC62N00 pump delivers precise and agile performance that is essential for applications requiring quick and accurate hydraulic responses. The variety of controls available with this unit enables customization to specific system requirements, ensuring optimal integration and functionality. The high power density of this Bosch Rexroth pump makes it an ideal choice for applications where space is at a premium but power cannot be compromised. Its robust design and construction are suited for machines that operate within medium pressure ranges yet demand consistent and efficient hydraulic power. Overall, the Bosch Rexroth A10VO 45 DFR /52R-VSC62N00 axial piston pump stands out as a versatile component in hydraulic systems, characterized by its durability, high efficiency, and adaptability to a wide range of operational demands.