Mixer Truck Hydraulic Pump for Rexroth Sauer Eaton PMP KYB

Pump efficiency
The incompressible nature of fluids in hydraulic systems allows operators to generate and apply mechanical power effectively and efficiently. Nearly all the force created in a hydraulic system is directed towards the intended target.

Hydraulic system customizability
Due to the relationship between area, pressure, and force (f = p x a), adjusting the force in a hydraulic system is as straightforward as changing the size of its components.

Hydraulic pump simplicity
Hydraulic systems can transfer energy at a level comparable to many mechanical and electrical systems, while generally being simpler. For example, hydraulic systems can directly generate linear motion, whereas most electrical and mechanical power systems require an intermediate mechanical step to convert rotational motion into linear motion.

System compactness
Hydraulic systems are typically smaller than their mechanical and electrical counterparts while producing equivalent amounts of power, offering the benefit of saving physical space.

Physical versatility
Hydraulic systems can be utilized in a wide range of physical settings due to their simple design, which includes a pump connected to actuators via a piping system. They can also be employed in environments where electrical systems would be impractical, such as underwater.

System safety
Using hydraulic systems instead of electrical power transmission enhances safety by eliminating electrical hazards, such as explosions and electric shocks.

Generation of power
The power generated by hydraulic pumps is a significant advantage, with some hydraulic pumps capable of producing up to ten times the power of their electrical counterparts. Although certain hydraulic pumps, such as piston pumps, may be more expensive than standard hydraulic components, their power and efficiency often justify the cost. Despite their higher price, piston pumps are valued for their strength and ability to transmit very viscous fluids.