HYD-RTD130.160 Hydraulic Motor Pump | 32 GPM 2300 PSI

HYD-RTD130.160 | Hydraulic Motor Pump | 34.3 GPM 2300 PSI | The Balanced Heavy

HYD-RTD130.160 is the balanced middle of AR’s RTD industrial line: 34.3 GPM (130 L/min) at up to 2300 PSI (160 bar) on the 1000 RPM, 418-series frame, per AR North America’s published ratings — in the coupled-drive configuration that lets your power system’s architecture choose the motor. The family’s rungs above and below it each commit to a specialty: the 80.300 concentrates its water into 300-bar cutting authority, the 160.130 spreads maximum volume at moderate muscle. The HYD-RTD130.160 declines to choose — thirty-four gallons that flood like the volume rungs, at 160 bar that works like the pressure rungs — and a remarkable share of industrial water duty turns out to live exactly there.

That balance is the working profile of the mid-main jetting run, the tank and hold washout with bonded residue, the plant flush that must lift grease rather than merely wet it, and the multi-operator washdown system feeding several triggers at real pressure simultaneously. Crews that own one heavy pump and many kinds of days buy the balanced spec, because the specialist rungs each surrender something the day eventually demands.

HYD-RTD130.160 Specifications

• SKU: HYD-RTD130.160
• Configuration: Coupled-drive industrial pump — drive interface confirmed at order; solid-shaft N version available separately
• Pump: Annovi Reverberi RTD 130-160 (418-series industrial frame)
• Flow Rate: 34.3 GPM (130 L/min), per AR North America
• Maximum Discharge Pressure: 2300 PSI (160 bar)
• Rated Speed: 1000 RPM — never overspeed
• Power Requirement: 50.5 HP (37.7 kW) at full duty, per AR North America
• Head Material: Brass with stainless wet-end components; bronze connecting rods
• Plungers: Ceramic
• Weight: Approximately 128 lbs (58 kg), per AR North America
• Maximum Fluid Temperature: 140°F

How Much Hydraulic Flow and Pressure Do I Need?

Full duty asks roughly 60 hydraulic horsepower delivered continuously — and here is that number the way your machine’s spec sheet states it: oil GPM × oil PSI ÷ 1,714 must reach about 60. Circuits that qualify: 35 GPM at 3,000 PSI, 30 GPM at 3,500 PSI, or 40 GPM at 2,600 PSI — dedicated truck power systems and purpose-built power units; auxiliary circuits do not reach this class. Circuits that fall short: 27 GPM at 3,000 PSI delivers only ~47 HP and will not hold full duty. AR publishes two hydraulic pairings for this platform: a bent-axis piston 84cc motor at 311 bar and 93 L/min of oil — the Sunfab SCM class WSHPWR stocks — or a gear 108cc at 240 bar and 120 L/min, both mated through a flex coupling or bell housing; electric and engine drives take the shaft through reduction to 1000 RPM. Relieve within the motor’s rating, filter returns at 10–25 microns, engineer cooling for shift-length duty, and call WSHPWR with your circuit’s numbers — we will confirm the match, and the motor, before you order.

The Case for the Middle

Specialist pumps are bought for their peak and lived with at their compromise. The 300-bar rung cuts brilliantly and floods modestly; the maximum-volume rung floods brilliantly and cuts modestly; and the operation whose week contains both kinds of work ends up trailering the wrong pump to half its jobs. The HYD-RTD130.160 is the RTD line’s answer: within fifteen percent of the flagship’s volume, with forty percent more bar than the flood class, on the same 128-pound industrial frame — one pump whose duty envelope covers the week. Fleet managers call this the utilization argument, and it is why the HYD-RTD130.160 quietly outsells its more photogenic siblings.

The 1000 RPM Constitution

The 418-series frame delivers its balance the durable way: 1000 RPM turns a third fewer plunger strokes per gallon than compact-frame speeds, bronze connecting rods carry the industrial loading, and moderate 160-bar duty keeps every stroke on the friendly half of the wear curve. Valve access stays serviceable in place, AR’s 418-platform repair kits keep the path standard, and the coupled architecture lets pump and motor service independently — neither ever bills for the other’s downtime.

Installation & Operation Notes

Mount horizontally on structure worthy of a 128-pound reciprocating machine, align the coupling to specification, guard the drive, and verify rotation at commissioning. Give suction the engineering 34.3 GPM demands: flooded, filtered, full-size inlet plumbing with buffer-tank feed as standard industrial practice. Fit an unloader and safety relief rated for the working pressure, size nozzles to the duty point, hold 1000 RPM without exception, and winterize thoroughly between cold-weather shifts.

Quality Assurance & Maintenance

Every HYD-RTD130.160 is factory-tested for flow rate, pressure stability, and vibration before shipment. Maintenance follows the industrial RTD routine — scheduled crankcase oil service on the sump, seal inspection, periodic valve checks — on the stretched intervals the slow frame and moderate pressure jointly earn, across every kind of day the balanced spec gets asked to work.

HYD-RTD130.160 Key Features & Applications

• 34.3 GPM at 2300 PSI on the 1000 RPM industrial frame — AR North America’s published balanced spec.
• Needs ~60 hydraulic HP: 35 GPM at 3,000 PSI class circuits qualify — supply math in your machine’s terms.
• AR-published pairings: piston 84cc (Sunfab class, stocked) or gear 108cc — coupled through your architecture.
• The utilization buy: one pump whose envelope covers jetting, washout, and flush weeks alike.
• Bronze-rod 418 frame, serviceable valves, AR repair kits on the standard path.
• Ideal for mid-main jetting, tank and hold washout with residue cutting, multi-operator washdown, plant flush duty, and single-pump fleets that refuse to specialize.