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Engineering Configuration Highlights

Selecting the exact alphanumeric code ensures a perfect “drop-in” replacement for your industrial power unit:

  • A10VSO71DR/31R-VPA42N00: A 71cc heavy-duty unit featuring DR (Pressure Control). It automatically reduces flow once the set pressure is reached, protecting the system from overload while minimizing energy waste.

  • A10VSO18DR/31R-VSC12N00: A compact 18cc pump with DR control and a VSC porting configuration. Ideal for smaller industrial auxiliary circuits or pilot pressure supplies.

  • A10VSO28 DFR1/31R-VPA12N00: A mid-range 28cc pump with DFR1 Load Sensing Control. The DFR1 configuration has the internal X-port plugged, offering a streamlined load-sensing response for specific machine cycles.

  • Premium Sealing (V): All three models utilize Viton seals, which provide superior protection against heat degradation compared to standard NBR seals.

Exact Technical Specifications Matrix

Feature A10VSO71DR/31R-VPA42N00 A10VSO18DR/31R-VSC12N00 A10VSO28 DFR1/31R-VPA12N00
Displacement 71 cm³/rev 18 cm³/rev 28 cm³/rev
Control Type DR (Pressure Control) DR (Pressure Control) DFR1 (Pressure & Flow Control)
Circuit Type Industrial / Open Circuit Industrial / Open Circuit Industrial / Open Circuit
Rotation Right-Hand (Clockwise) Right-Hand (Clockwise) Right-Hand (Clockwise)
Seals V (Viton / FKM) V (Viton / FKM) V (Viton / FKM)
Nominal Pressure 280 bar 280 bar 280 bar
Peak Pressure 350 bar 350 bar 350 bar

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is the difference between A10VSO and A10VO pumps?

The A10VSO is designed for stationary industrial applications (S = Stationary). It is optimized for lower noise and specifically configured for factory environments. The A10VO is designed for mobile machinery (O = Off-highway) and is built to handle higher vibrations and different mounting standards.

Q2: Why should I choose the Viton (V) seal option for my A10VSO pump?

Viton seals are essential if your hydraulic system operates at high temperatures or uses fire-resistant fluids. They offer much better chemical resistance and thermal stability than standard Nitrile (NBR) seals, reducing the risk of internal leaks.

Q3: What does the “DR” control actually do?

The DR control is a pressure compensator. It allows the pump to maintain a constant pressure. When the system pressure reaches the value set on the valve, the pump automatically reduces its displacement to near zero, maintaining pressure without wasting energy.

Q4: How does the DFR1 control on the A10VSO28 differ from a standard DFR?

Both are Load Sensing controls. However, the DFR1 has the internal X-port (load signal) plugged. This is often used in specific industrial circuits where the load-sensing signal is managed differently or when a more simplified control response is required.

Q5: Can I use these pumps for a system that rotates counter-clockwise?

No. These specific part numbers feature the “R” designation (31R), meaning they are built for Right-hand (clockwise) rotation. Running them in the wrong direction will result in a failure to prime and cause immediate damage to the internal valve plate.

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