AA4VSG40MA/10R+AZPF E

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The Bosch Rexroth AA4VSG40MA/10R+AZPF E (R902550947) is a robust high-pressure axial piston pump designed for industrial applications requiring reliability and longevity. With a nominal pressure of 350 bar and a maximum pressure of 400 bar, this pump operates in a closed circuit, ensuring efficient fluid handling for various hydraulic functions. The AA4VSG40MA/10R+AZPF E features a swashplate design that allows for smooth changes in flow direction as the swashplate moves through the neutral position. This contributes to the pump's low operating noise, making it suitable for environments where noise reduction is essential. Engineered with the ability to withstand both axial and radial loads on its drive shaft, this model enhances overall durability and extends service life. Its modular system design facilitates customization and adaptation to specific requirements, while the visual swivel angle indicator ensures easy monitoring of the pump's operation. Additionally, it offers short control response times for precise performance. This particular version of the AA4VSG series is tailored for the US market with an SAE configuration. It also has the capability for through-drive mounting, allowing additional pumps of up to the same nominal size to be attached, thus expanding its application range without compromising space or complexity. Moreover, this model can operate at high frequencies (HF) with lower specifications if necessary, providing versatility in terms of speed and control within different operational contexts. The Bosch Rexroth AA4VSG40MA/10R+AZPF E pump stands out as a reliable component suitable for demanding industrial hydraulic systems where performance and durability are critical.