Atlas Copco 3222320974 Hydraulic Pump

Atlas Copco 3222320974 Hydraulic Pump is a hydraulic gear pump which can be utilized in compatible Atlas Copco and Epiroc surface drilling equipment. The pump delivers a continuous flow of oil to the hydraulic functions connected to it and guarantees reliable machine performance in quarries, mining and construction operations. The design of the pump allows it to be used in drilling equipment under conditions of dust exposure, vibrations, varying loads and prolonged operating cycles.

The pump uses rotating gears to suck hydraulic oil from its inlet and deliver it through the housing to the outlet. Such operating principle guarantees the stability of displacement and reliable oil delivery during the operation of the pump. The simple design inside the pump ensures stable performance and the ability to use it in auxiliary hydraulic circuits where continuous flow is necessary during machine operation.

The part number of Atlas Copco 3222320974 is given for the specific configuration of hydraulic gear-pump. The pump is used in compatible SmartROC D65, ROC L6, FlexiROC D60SF, FlexiROC D60LF and SmartROC D65LF surface drill rigs. Using the right part number helps guarantee the compatibility of pump mounting arrangement, shaft connection, rotation direction and hydraulic ports with existing machine installation.

At Rexton Hydraulic, we stock the Atlas Copco 3222320974 Hydraulic Pump in aftermarket new condition. We offer solutions to gear pumps which experience poor oil supply, reduced pressure, high noise, wear on the shaft, damage to seals and scoring/leakage. Installing a well-matched spare will improve the performance of the hydraulic system and also reduce the time wasted with an inefficient pump.

Apart from selling pumps after markets, Rexton Hydraulic offers hydraulic pump inspection, repair, maintenance, replacement of internal parts and testing. The inspection process involves checking the status of the pump housing, drive shaft, gears, bearings, bushes and the seals. This is done in order to establish the reason for the failure of the pump and whether repair or replacement is appropriate.