PVV-540

Max Displacement: 540 cc/rev

PVV-250Max Continuous Pressure: 301 Bar - 400 Bar

PVV-200Max Continuous Pressure: 401 Bar - 500 Bar

PVV-540 - Variable Displacement Axial Piston PumpsHigh Horsepower. Unbeatable Performance.

When you need peak performance from a variable-displacement axial-piston pump, the Oilgear pump PVV line is ready. No matter what pressure and flow demands you face, these pumps rise to the challenge.

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At a Glance

Circuit Type:Open Loop
Pump Series:PVV Series
Control Response:Fast
Fluid Type:Hydraulic,
Max Speed:Below 2000 RPM
Max Continuous Pressure:301 Bar - 400 Bar

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NOMINAL DIMENSIONS

Frame Size	Length		Width		Height		Weight		Face Mounting
Frame Size	in.	mm	in.	mm	in.	mm	lbs	kg	Face Mounting
–	20.93	531,6	21.11	536,2	15.40	391,2	735	333	ISO 250 4-Bolt

NOMINAL OPERATING PARAMETERS

Theoretical Maximum Displacement	in^3/rev	33.00
Theoretical Maximum Displacement	ml/rev	540
Rated Continuous Pressure	psi	5000
Rated Continuous Pressure	bar	345
Peak Pressure	psi	5800
Peak Pressure	bar	400
Rated flow at continuous rated pressure: Non-Supercharged	1000 rpm	129gpm
	1000 rpm	488 lpm
	1200 rpm	155 gpm
	1200 rpm	587lpm
	1500 rpm	*
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Maximum Speed	rpm	1200

* Consult Oilgear Technical Sales Department.

NOMINAL PERFORMANCE

Curves based on an oil temperature of 125¬∫ F (160 SSU) and 14.7 psia (1 bar absolute). Efficiency curves are based on pump running at1200 rpm.

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Modeled with basic pressure compensation control module.

PVV-540

PVV-540 - Variable Displacement Axial Piston PumpsHigh Horsepower. Unbeatable Performance.

Base Hydraulic Symbol

At a Glance

Datasheets

Service and Technical Bulletins

NOMINAL DIMENSIONS

NOMINAL OPERATING PARAMETERS

NOMINAL PERFORMANCE

CAD Files

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