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Parker’s hydraulic truck pump series F2 is a further development of the twin-flow version of series F1, the very first bent-axis truck pump on the market to feature two entirely independent flows. With a suitable build-up of the hydraulic system, the main advantage with a Twin-Flow Pump is that three different flows can be provided at the same engine speed. Featuring a Smart System Solution, F2 pumps provide circuit reliability at speeds up to 2100 rpm at 400 bar (5,800 psi). The F2 hydraulic pump is a very efficient and straight forward pump design with unsurpassed reliability. Its small envelope size gives a simple and inexpensive installation.
Rigorous product testing and continuous product development help to ensure our hydraulic pumps operate at optimum efficiency and can perform in the most demanding environments.
Markets:
• Mobile
• Transportation
Features/Benefits:
• Displacement from 43/41 – 68/68 cc – support various applications.
• Accessories for direct mount on Engine PTO – (Bypass-valve).
• 3 flows from 1 pump. 2 separate flows which can be combined.
• High selfpriming speeds – increased productivity.
• High overall efficiency – increased reliability.
• Low weight – low bending torque on PTO, easy to install.
• Laminated piston rings – low leakage resulting in more uptime.
• Installation above the reservoir level possible – flexibility in installation.
• Operating pressures up to 400 bar.
• Shaft end and mounting flange meet ISO standard.
• Small installation dimensions – fits wide range of applications.
• Tolerates low and high temperature shocks – suitable for the most demanding environments.
Applications:
• Forestry cranes
• Hook loaders / Lift dumpers
• Large truck loaders
• Tipper/crane combinations
• Refuse collecting vehicles
• Multipurpose vehicles
We have included in above configurator part numbers for our F2 hydraulic pump, please download our latest catalogue under Product Support for the latest information/updates or contact your local Parker Dealer for support.
* Made in Sweden
