HYD-RTX100 Hydraulic Drive Pump | 24 GPM 1740 PSI

HYD-RTX100 | Hydraulic Drive Pump | 24 GPM 1740 PSI | Maximum-Volume Rinse

HYD-RTX100 is the rinse giant of the RTX hydraulic family: 24 GPM at up to 1740 PSI (120 bar) at 1450 RPM — the most water in the RTX line, delivered at a deliberately gentle working pressure. That inversion is the product. Where its siblings climb the pressure ladder, the HYD-RTX100 climbs the volume ladder instead, built for the work where water mass does the cleaning: flooding mud off undercarriages, rinsing entire trailer sides in single passes, feeding spray-bar networks and dust-suppression manifolds, and washing down plants, barns, and yards at fire-hose pace without the surface risk high pressure carries.

Volume-first duty rewards this spec twice. The jobs finish faster — rinse work scales with gallons on the surface, and 24 of them per minute outpace anything in the compact world — and the pump ages slower, because 120 bar loads seals, valves, and packings at a fraction of what the 200-and-300-bar siblings endure. For operations whose day is measured in rinsed square footage rather than stripped coatings, the HYD-RTX100 is the honest specification and the durable one at once.

HYD-RTX100 Specifications

• SKU: HYD-RTX100
• Configuration: Hydraulic drive pump — RTX-family high-flow platform
• Flow Rate: 24 GPM (91 L/min)
• Maximum Discharge Pressure: 1740 PSI (120 bar)
• Rated Speed: 1450 RPM — never overspeed
• Power Requirement: Approximately 29 HP at full duty
• Maximum Fluid Temperature: 140°F
• Pump Head: Corrosion-resistant brass with stainless wet-end components
• Plungers: Ceramic
• Drive Interface: RTX hydraulic drive configuration — confirmed against your motor at order

Hydraulic Supply Requirements

Driving 24 GPM at 1740 PSI takes roughly 35 hydraulic horsepower delivered continuously — engineered-supply territory, whether a truck’s dedicated system or a purpose-built power unit, though notably lighter demand than the high-pressure siblings of similar flow ask. Size the motor to hold 1450 RPM at your available oil — RPM ≈ 231 × hydraulic GPM ÷ displacement (in³) — verify torque at working pressure, relieve within the motor’s rating, and engineer reservoir volume, return filtration, and oil cooling for shift-length duty. Call WSHPWR with your circuit’s flow and pressure and we will spec the complete drive, motor included, before you order.

Where Maximum Volume Wins

Rinse physics is throughput physics: coverage per hour scales with flow once pressure clears the modest threshold that lifts loose soil, and past that threshold extra pressure buys nothing but wear and surface risk. At 24 GPM the HYD-RTX100 rinses like a hydrant — equipment yards between jobs, livestock and agricultural facilities on daily washdown, aggregate and mining plant on dust and mud duty, tanker and trailer fleets on turnaround schedules — while its 1740 PSI ceiling stays polite to paint, wraps, seals, and softer substrates that 3000 PSI machines scar. The wide fan at this flow is also the natural feed for fixed spray bars and multi-nozzle manifolds that starve smaller pumps. Operations whose duty includes genuine stripping should pair this pump with a pressure-led sibling or step to the higher-bar platforms; operations that rinse should buy the pump built to rinse.

The Volume Pump’s Easy Life

Pressure is what wears a triplex, and this one carries the least in its class. At 120 bar, seal loading, valve-seat erosion, and packing stress all run at the bottom of the family curve even while the flow runs at the top — which is why maximum-volume pumps routinely post the longest service intervals in a fleet. The RTX architecture underneath is unchanged: ceramic plungers shedding heat, stainless wet-end components, serviceable valves, and AR repair kits on the same shelf as the rest of the family.

Installation & Operation Notes

Confirm the drive interface against your hydraulic motor before ordering. Mount horizontally, verify rotation at commissioning, and give the suction path the engineering 24 GPM demands: flooded supply, honest filtration, full-size unrestricted plumbing — at maximum flow, inlet condition is the single largest determinant of service life, and buffer-tank feed is standard practice. Fit an unloader and relief rated for the working pressure, size nozzles and spray-bar orifices to the 24 GPM duty point, hold 1450 RPM as the ceiling, and winterize thoroughly — the highest-flow pump holds the most trapped water when the freeze comes.

Quality Assurance & Maintenance

Every HYD-RTX100 ships factory-tested for flow rate, pressure stability, and vibration. Maintenance follows AR’s standard schedule — crankcase oil changes, seal inspection, periodic valve checks with AR repair kits — on the stretched intervals the gentle 120-bar duty point earns even at wash-bay hours.

HYD-RTX100 Key Features & Applications

• 24 GPM at 1740 PSI, 1450 RPM — the maximum-volume rinse specification of the RTX hydraulic family.
• Coverage-per-hour physics: hydrant-pace rinsing that stays polite to paint, wraps, and soft substrates.
• Runs on roughly 35 hydraulic HP — lighter supply demand than high-pressure pumps of similar flow.
• Gentle 120-bar duty posts the longest service intervals in the family.
• Natural feed for spray bars, dust-suppression manifolds, and multi-nozzle rinse systems.
• Ideal for fleet and trailer rinse lines, agricultural and livestock washdown, aggregate and mining dust duty, equipment yards, and volume-first hydraulic builds.