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Dynex PF1300
and PF4300 Series hydraulic pumps are approved for use with various
water glycol fluids. This makes them ideal for use in the oil
& gas industry, for offshore applications on wellhead safety
control systems and subsea systems.
- Pressures
to 15 000 psi (1040 bar).
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Single-fluid
design prevents cross-contamination.
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No
lubrication circuit required.
-
Corrosion
resistant design.
- Half the
size, weight and cost of a triplex or plunger pump.
PF1300
and PF4300
Pump Specifications
Pumps
for Panel Systems
PF500 Series
mineral oil pumps can be used in remote oil field locations around
the world. The checkball design provides
long life in adverse conditions.
- Pressures
to 15 000 psi (1040 bar).
- Low input
power requirements.
- Ideal
for locations with limited power supply.
PF500
Pump Specifications
Components
for Power Packs
Dynex
high-pressure hydraulic pumps and valves are ideal on portable
power packs for high-torque wrenches and other oil field service
tools.
- PF500
hydraulic pumps operate to 15 000 psi (1040 bar).
- Multiple
outlet pumps are ideal for circuits with changing flow and
pressure requirements.
- Spool
valves, rated to 10 000 psi (700 bar), provide
simple four-way control in high pressure systems
- Seated
valves are rated to 15 000 psi (1040 bar).
Control
Valve Specifications
Valves
for Hazardous Areas
Dynex
hydraulic valves with "explosion proof" solenoids
are approved by "UL" and "CSA" for use in
hazardous locations. Valves
are also available with air or oil operators.
Explosion
Proof Valve Specifications
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In
checkball pumps, internal bearing lubrication is provided by
the water glycol. This eliminates cross-fluid contamination,
which may occur in other pump designs requiring a secondary
oil for lubrication.

PF500
Series hydraulic pumps require input power requirements as low
as 1.0 HP at 10 000 psi (0.7 kW at 700 bar)
and 1800 rpm.

Split-Flow®
hydraulic pumps
can provide multiple outputs for tool circuits. The combined
flow from both outlets can rapidly advance the tool. Then, the
low flow from one outlet is supplied at high pressure for the
high-torque functions.
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