A 380V sliding vane pump in the 2–10 HP range costs $4,205–$7,942. Each HP tier adds approximately $900–$1,100, driven by motor frame size, body material, and flow capacity.
A sliding vane pump is a common type of hydraulic pump used to convert mechanical energy into the flow of liquid. Its working principle is based on one or more vanes (also known as blades, wings, or vanes) sliding within the rotor of the pump as it rotates, thereby generating the pumping effect for liquids. In this article, ATO industrial automation will briefly introduce it to you, including its basic structure, working principle, characteristics, applications and precautions etc., to help you have a better understanding of it.
Sliding vane pump is a commonly used hydraulic pump, mainly employed for transporting liquids or compressing air. It consists of components such as the pump body, slide, and piston, with liquid intake and discharge achieved through the up-and-down sliding motion of the slide. In this article, ATO industrial automation will introduce the usage method about the sliding vane pump for you.
