Cross and Ronzio Partner For PTO-Driven Gear Pumps for Agricultural OEMs

Cross and Ronzio Partner For PTO-Driven Gear Pumps for Agricultural OEMs 1Cross Mobile Systems Integration, working with our supplier Ronzio, offers a unique range of PTO driven gear pumps for OEMs who manufacture agricultural implements. These provide hydraulic power to tractor implements requiring up to 45 HP and are specifically designed for tractor implements that require higher flow and power capabilities than most standard tractor PTO pumps can offer.

These market-leading pumps feature high tensile cast iron construction, pressure balanced design for high efficiency even at high pressures, and displacements of 150cc and 170cc making them suitable for a broad range of application needs. They are rated for pressures of up to 200bar(2900 PSI) depending on displacement and speeds of up to 2100 RPM. Looking for different displacements or pressures? Cross and Ronzio can help specify a custom solution for your particular application.

Due to their flexible mounting characteristics these pumps are highly adaptable for a wide range of tractor PTO applications. Mounting options include both male and female shaft options for both 540 and 1000 RPM tractor PTOs. Applications include grain wagons, bedding trailers, orchard sprayers, augers, rotary tillers, spinner spreaders and more.

Cross and Ronzio Partner For PTO-Driven Gear Pumps for Agricultural OEMs 2

When specifying, the Cross Engineering Team works with OEMs to understand the unique needs of their attachment and how best to integrate the PTO gear pump into the equipment. We support you throughout the life cycle of your attachment, providing engineering and integration advice as necessary.

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PTO-driven gear pump for agricultural equipment manufacturers in action

 

Key technical features include:

  • Covers and housing in cast iron;
  • Bronze or aluminium thrust plates;
  • Axial compensation for best performance;
  • Continuous working pressure from 180 to 320 bar (2610 to 4641 psi);
  • High volumetric efficiency: 95% average;
  • High temperature seals available.

Cross Company offer innovatives solutions for manufacturers in the Food and Beverage industry. If you’re looking for extensive experience, creative solutions, and wold-class customer service, Cross can help. Contact us today to learn more

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