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The XPI-108L is a high-performance 108 cc/rev axial hydraulic piston pump designed for heavy-duty industrial and construction machinery. Operating at a rated pressure of 38 MPa with a left-hand rotation, this robust pump provides reliable power for concrete boom pumps, loaders, and various mobile equipment.
| XPI Serisi Hidrolik Piston Pompası Parametreler | |
|---|---|
| Deplasman | 32 cc/devir, 40 cc/devir, 45 cc/devir, 50 cc/devir, 63 cc/devir, 80 cc/devir, 25 cc/devir, 108 cc/devir |
| Anma Basıncı | 38 MPa (5511 psi) |
| Maksimum Basınç | 42 MPa (6091 psi) |
| Anma Hızı | 1600 dev/dak |
| Maksimum Hız | 1900 dev/dak |
| Dönüş Yönü | Sol: Sol (saat yönünün tersine), Sağ: Sağ (saat yönünde) |
| Malzeme | Dökme Demir |
| Yapı | Eğimli Plaka |
| Flanş Sürümü | ISO-4 Montaj Delikleri |
| Mil Tipi | H: Dikdörtgen Kayar Eksen |
As a leading manufacturer of high-end hydraulic solutions, we present the XPI-108L axial hydraulic piston pump, a cornerstone of our XPI Series. Engineered for extreme reliability, this 108 cc/rev pump delivers a rated pressure of 38 MPa and a maximum pressure of 42 MPa, making it suitable for rigorous applications such as construction and earthmoving, industrial vehicles, and material handling. Our factory specializes in large-scale production, offering extensive services including OEM, private labeling, and custom manufacturing to meet diverse engineering specifications. We provide factory wholesale pricing and are actively seeking global partners, including distributors, wholesalers, agents, and traders to expand our international reach. This pump is highly compatible with concrete boom pumps, wheel loaders, motor graders, and tractors. By choosing our factory-direct supply, you benefit from consistent quality, competitive wholesale rates, and comprehensive technical support. Whether you require a specialized custom solution or a bulk shipment for distribution, our facility is equipped to handle high-volume demands for the global market.



