Rexroth AZPS, characteristics and common models of Rexroth AZPS gear pumps

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Features of Rexroth AZPS series gear pumps: (Data sourced from Autos) – Nominal pressure of 280 bar – Utilizes sliding bearings, making them suitable for heavy-duty applications – Drive shafts meet ISO or SAE standards – Multiple pumps can be combined together – Pipeline connections: flanged – Pressure fluctuations are optimized, thereby reducing noise emissions and vibration in the system – Enhanced design of the shaft and pump cover materials extend service life – Consistent high quality is achieved through mass production – Various configuration options are available: AZPS-xx-004RC/H/N/Q/R/P/F/SB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-005RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-008RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-011RB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-014RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-016RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-019RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-022RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-025RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-028RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-004RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-005RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-008RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-011RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-014RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-016RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-019RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-022RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-025RCB20MB18009SAZPS-xx-028RCB20MB18009S. Rexroth gear pumps are rotary pumps that transfer liquids or increase their pressure by utilizing changes and movements in the working volume formed between the pump cylinder and the meshing gears. It consists of two gears, a pump body, and front and rear covers, creating two enclosed spaces. When the gears rotate, the volume of the space on the side where the gears are separated decreases and then increases, creating a vacuum that draws in the liquid. Meanwhile, the volume of the space on the side where the gears are in contact decreases, forcing the liquid into the pipeline. The suction chamber and the discharge chamber are separated by the meshing line of two gears. The pressure at the outlet of a gear pump depends entirely on the magnitude of the resistance at the pump outlet. Learn more: Rexroth gear pumps