Configuration: The cylinder block is a barrel-shaped component that contains a number of pistons that reciprocate back and forth within the bores in the block. The exact configuration and number of pistons may vary depending on the specific pump design and application.
Material: The cylinder block is typically made of high-strength materials such as steel or cast iron. The material selection may depend on the operating conditions of the pump, including temperature, pressure, and chemical compatibility.
Piston Bore Diameter: The piston bore diameter is an important specification for the cylinder block, as it determines the size of the pistons that can be used in the pump. For the HPV116 pump, the piston bore diameter is approximately 22mm.
Number of Pistons: The number of pistons in the cylinder block may vary depending on the specific pump design and application. For the HPV116 pump, the cylinder block contains nine pistons.
Piston Stroke Length: The piston stroke length is another important specification for the cylinder block, as it determines the volume of fluid that can be displaced by each piston stroke. For the HPV116 pump, the piston stroke length is approximately 26mm.
