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Hydraulic pumps are the heart of every hydraulic system. The build up the pressure in the system and take the energy of the oil to where it is needed. Our extensive range of gear and axial piston pumps in proven HANSA-FLEX quality covers a wide field of requirements in industrial and mobile hydraulics. Our product portfolio also contains radial piston and vane pumps for special applications.
With HANSA-FLEX, you gain from reliable, long-lasting solutions and the rapid delivery of all the required components.

HANSA-FLEX gear pumps are robust, cost-effective, simple in construction and straightforward in use. This is why they are found in numerous areas of mobile and industrial hydraulics.
Axial piston pumps are available as fixed and as variable displacement pumps. They are capable of creating high pressures and impress with their compact design.


Our range of products includes radial piston pumps and vane pumps for special useage scenarios. They are capable of creating pressures up to 500 bar for example.
We advise and assist you in making the right choice of hydraulic pump. How much pulsation can your system tolerate? What displacement and pressures are needed? Our experts will be pleased to advise you and provide special solutions if required.
Benefit from our extensive product portfolio of hydraulic pumps, good availability and competent advice from our fluid experts.

The type of design means the flow is not completely free of pulsation. On the other hand, this form of construction makes gear pumps very robust, cost effective and low maintenance.

In an axial piston pump, the piston rods are arranged in a circle on a swash plate and can move freely in a ball cup bearing. When the swash plate rotates, the opposite ends of the pistons rotate past the hydraulic oil inlet and outlet. All the piston rods move continuously due to the tilted surface of the swash plate. The greater the angle of tilt, the further down the cylinders the piston rods move and the higher is the resulting volumetric flow. Axial piston pumps are available in two versions: bent axis pumps with a fixed volumetric flow and variable pumps which allow the volumetric flow to be regulated. Their more technically complex design results in higher procurement costs and greater energy consumption.

Radial piston pumps work in a similar way to axial piston pumps. With radial piston pumps, however, the pistons are not arranged parallel to the drive axis but radially in a circle around it. The pump cylinder block is offset from the shaft axis. The resulting eccentric motion creates the pumping effect. Radial piston pumps can create very high pressures and are very efficient. However, they need to be solidly constructed to withstand the high pressure and therefore require more installation space.

Vane pumps work efficiently, cause only slight pulsations and are very quiet. Compared to other pump types, they are subject to high wear and therefore require more maintenance.

Flow dividers work using the same principle as a gear pump. The gears are connected to one another on a shaft, rotate at the same speed and move equal quantities of oil. This allows, for example, two circuits to be supplied with oil from one pump. HANSA-FLEX has flow dividers available in sizes 0 to 2, 2-way and 4-way versions, with flows of 0.7 to 25.9 l/min per element and optionally with pressure limiting and phase correction valves.
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