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The PARKER SDV-20310-1 is a hydraulic vane pump designed for industrial and mobile hydraulic systems requiring reliable fluid transfer at controlled flow rates. Rated at 8 GPM at 1800 RPM with a minimum operating speed of 1200 RPM, this pump delivers consistent volumetric output for a range of power unit and circuit applications. The inlet port measures 1-1/4 inches and the outlet port measures 3/4 inches, accommodating standard hydraulic plumbing configurations. At 18 pounds, the unit is a solid, production-grade component suited for both OEM builds and field replacement work performed by licensed hydraulic technicians and industrial maintenance professionals.
The SDV-20310-1 is applicable in fixed and mobile hydraulic power units where vane-style pumping action is specified. Typical installations include industrial machinery, lift equipment, and fluid power circuits that call for smooth, low-pulsation flow delivery. The shaft length of 2.66 inches and an overall depth of 5.52 inches make it compatible with standard bell-housing and direct-drive configurations common in power unit assemblies. This pump suits residential and light commercial hydraulic press, clamp, and actuator circuits, as well as heavier industrial duty cycles depending on system pressure ratings and fluid specifications.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation vane pump for hydraulic power units and circuits requiring an 8 GPM flow rate at a 1-1/4 inch inlet and 3/4 inch outlet configuration.
Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician or industrial maintenance professional familiar with fluid power systems. Depressurize the hydraulic circuit completely and relieve all stored energy before removing or installing the pump. Ensure the shaft coupling, drive alignment, and port connections meet the system manufacturer specifications before startup. Follow applicable industry standards and equipment OEM guidelines for fluid type, filtration, and system pressure limits.
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