A10VSO Series High Pressure Variable Axial Piston Pump
Product Specifiions
| Attribute | Value |
|---|
| Maximum Pressure | 280 bar |
| Flow Control | Load Sensing |
| Speed | 3 Speed Settings |
| Pressure Rating | 280 bar |
| Model | A10VSO |
| Speed Range | 1000 - 1800 rpm |
| Appliion | Mobile and Industrial Hydraulics |
Product Description
The A10VSO series is a high-performance variable displacement axial
piston pump with swashplate design, engineered for demanding
hydraulic appliions. Manufactured by Rexroth, these
German-engineered pumps deliver exceptional reliability and
efficiency in both mobile and industrial hydraulic systems.

Compatible Models
R910907403 A10VSO45DFR1/31R-PPA12N00
R902427886 A10VSO45DFR1/31R-PPA12N00
R910908725 A A10VSO45DFR1/31R-PPA12N00
R902546775 A A10VSO45DFR1/31R-PPA12N00
R902544821 A A10VSO45DFR1/31R-PPA12N00
(Additional model numbers available)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the A10VSO45 series pump?
The A10VSO45 is a variable displacement axial piston pump with a
swashplate design, designed for open-circuit hydraulic systems. It
delivers flow proportional to drive speed and displacement, with
stepless flow adjustment via swashplate angle control. Key features
include high efficiency, low noise, and a compact design with
ISO/SAE mounting flanges.
What are the technical specifiions?
- Displacement: 45 cc/rev (other sizes: 28, 71, 100, 140 cc/rev
available)
- Pressure Ratings: Nominal pressure: 280 bar (28 MPa), Peak
pressure: 350 bar (35 MPa)
- Control Options: DG (direct actuation), DR (pressure control), DFR
(pressure/flow control), DFLR (pressure/flow/power control), and
more
- Speed Range: Up to 1,500 rpm (varies with model and fluid
viscosity)
What appliions is it suited for?
The pump is widely used in industrial machinery (e.g., presses,
plastic injection molding), mobile hydraulics (construction, mining
equipment), and marine/aerospace systems due to its high
power-to-weight ratio and reliability.
How does the variable displacement mechanism work?
Flow is adjusted by changing the swashplate angle via an external
control mechanism (e.g., pressure compensator or manual
adjustment). This allows the pump to deliver only the required
flow, reducing energy consumption.
What maintenance is required?
- Regularly check for leaks, abnormal noise, or pressure fluctuations
- Monitor fluid cleanliness (ISO 4406 Class 18/16/13 recommended)
- Replace seals and bearings per the manufacturer's service intervals
What are common troubleshooting steps for flow/pressure issues?
- Flow instability: Check for air ingress, clogged filters, or worn
control pistons
- Pressure drops: Inspect relief valves or compensator settings
- Noise: Verify alignment of the pump and motor shafts, and ensure
fluid viscosity is within specs