The EATON VICKERS PVB Series pumps are known for their reliability, efficiency, and durability.
They are designed to provide consistent performance in demanding hydraulic systems. The PVB Series pumps utilize a vane mechanism, which is composed of several important parts. These parts include the rotor, vanes, cam ring, and housing. Each component plays a crucial role in the pump's operation.
The rotor is the central rotating part of the pump that houses the vanes. It transfers energy from the input shaft to the vanes, creating the pumping action. The vanes are spring-loaded and slide in and out of the rotor slots. They maintain contact with the cam ring, which provides the necessary sealing and controls the flow of hydraulic fluid. The housing encloses the rotor, vanes, and cam ring, providing structural support and maintaining the alignment of these components.
When it comes to OEM aftermarket new parts for the PVB Series, you can find a range of options to suit your specific requirements. Some of the key parts available include:
Rotor and Vanes: These are crucial components that generate the pumping action. Aftermarket replacements are manufactured to meet the same high standards as the original parts, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.
Cam Ring: The cam ring controls the vane movement and the flow of hydraulic fluid. Aftermarket cam rings are designed to deliver precise control and durability, maintaining the pump's efficiency.
Housing: The housing provides structural integrity and alignment to the pump assembly. Aftermarket housings are made from high-quality materials and undergo rigorous testing to ensure they meet or exceed OEM specifications.
Seals and Gaskets: These components are essential for maintaining the integrity of the hydraulic system.
Aftermarket seals and gaskets are designed to provide reliable sealing, preventing leaks and ensuring optimal performance.
Bearings and Shaft: The bearings and shaft support the rotational movement of the pump. Aftermarket options are available to replace worn-out or damaged bearings and shafts, providing smooth and efficient operation.
