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PTO pumps – Hydraulic pumps with power take-off connection
Are you looking for a PTO pump or a hydraulic pump with PTO connection? Then your search ends here. Our PTO-driven pumps are made of robust cast iron and are suitable for maximum operating pressures up to 280 bar (depending on displacement). More about our PTO pumps...
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The maximum possible displacement is 120 cm³/rev. The speed range of these PTO pumps is between a minimum of 500 rpm and a maximum of 2000 rpm in continuous operation. The maximum speed depends on the size of the cast iron pump. For the output shaft, you can choose between PTO stub shaft, hollow shaft with snap ring, or SAE 6B profile.
Thanks to their robust two-piece cast iron housing design, our PTO pumps allow for space-saving installation and reliable performance in various applications. From log splitters to other hydraulic systems – find the optimal solution for your requirements.
PTO Pumps – Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a cast iron PTO pump and a gear pump?
A cast iron pump, as the name suggests, is made of cast iron. Our PTO pumps consist of two housing halves. The robust cast iron housing allows for high operating pressures with large displacements.
In comparison, the housing of a conventional gear pump is usually made of aluminum. The housing is three-piece and consists of a cast iron front and rear cover. Some manufacturers also use cast iron covers.
A conventional gear pump is less pressure-resistant at large displacements compared to a cast iron PTO pump.
Where is a PTO pump used?
A PTO pump is used in various hydraulic applications:
- Log splitters: Power supply for hydraulic log splitting equipment
- Agricultural applications: Various tractor-mounted implements
- Mobile hydraulic power units: Compact solutions for different uses
- Forestry: Hydraulic tools and machinery
A typical example: The PTO gearbox with mounted gear pump can be replaced by a PTO pump. The more compact design of the cast iron pump allows for a space-saving installation in your application.
Which hydraulic oil can I use with a PTO pump?
The use of the correct hydraulic oil is very important in hydraulics. For a PTO pump, different hydraulic oils are suitable:
- HLP46: The most common hydraulic oil, available from various manufacturers
- Standard hydraulic oils: All commercially available mineral oils according to DIN standard
- Biodegradable hydraulic oils: Can also be used, but with limitations
Important note: For biodegradable oils, the manufacturer’s instructions must be observed, as some bio-oils may damage the seals of the PTO pump.
What advantages does the cast iron housing offer compared to aluminum housings?
The cast iron housing offers several decisive advantages:
- Higher pressure resistance: Superior especially with large displacements
- Robust design: More resistant to mechanical stresses
- Durability: Longer service life even under heavy use
- Two-piece design: Simpler construction compared to three-piece aluminum housings
- Better heat dissipation: Cast iron dissipates heat better than aluminum
- More compact design: Allows for more space-saving installation
What are the technical specifications of cast iron PTO pumps?
Cast iron PTO pumps are characterized by the following technical features:
- Higher operating pressures: Enabled by robust cast iron housing
- Large displacements: Efficient delivery even at high flow rates
- Two-piece housing construction: Made of two durable cast halves
- Direct PTO drive: No additional gearbox required
- Various port sizes: Adaptable to different system requirements
- Robust bearing design: Designed for high radial and axial loads
How is a PTO pump mounted and installed?
The following points must be observed during mounting and installation:
Mounting:
- Direct connection: Direct coupling with the tractor’s PTO shaft
- Secure fastening: Stable installation on the vehicle or equipment
- Alignment: Correct alignment to avoid stresses
Hydraulic connections:
- Pressure line: Connection to the hydraulic system
- Suction line: Connection to the hydraulic tank
- Sealed connections: Use of suitable seals and fittings
Commissioning:
- Bleeding: Bleed the system before commissioning
- Test run: Slowly increase the speed
- Inspection: Check for leaks and proper function
What maintenance do cast iron PTO pumps require?
Regular maintenance is essential for a long service life:
Regular checks:
- Oil level: Regularly check the hydraulic oil level
- Oil quality: Check for contamination and aging
- Leaks: Inspect all connections and seals
- Noise: Monitor for unusual operating noises
Maintenance intervals:
- Oil change: According to manufacturer’s specifications or if contaminated
- Filter replacement: Regular replacement of hydraulic filters
- Seals: Check and replace if worn
- PTO connection: Inspect connection and lubrication
When should I choose a cast iron PTO pump over a conventional gear pump?
A cast iron PTO pump is particularly advantageous in the following cases:
- High operating pressures: When the system requires high pressure
- Large displacements: For high delivery volumes
- Limited space: When a compact design is required
- Intensive use: In frequent or continuous operation
- Easier maintenance: Fewer components mean less maintenance effort