HYD-RTD130.160N RTD Solid Shaft Pump | 34.5 GPM 2300 PSI

HYD-RTD130.160N | RTD Solid Shaft Pump | 34.3 GPM 2300 PSI | 1000 RPM Industrial

HYD-RTD130.160N is the volume economist of the RTD industrial line in its coupling-ready build: Annovi Reverberi’s RTD 130-160 platform — 34.3 GPM (121.1 L/min) at up to 2300 PSI (160 bar) on the slow-turning 1000 RPM, 418-series frame — with the N-version 35mm solid shaft that mates to your drive through a coupling, bell housing, or belt arrangement. Where the hollow-spline DD versions commit to a splined hydraulic motor, the solid shaft commits to nothing: hydraulic motors through a flex coupler, electric motors on a common base, engine drives through a clutch or reduction — whatever architecture the installation already speaks, this pump joins it.

The duty point is deliberately flow-first. At 34.3 gallons a minute, the HYD-RTD130.160N feeds large jetting nozzles, moves heavy debris loads, and floods washdown work at a pace smaller pumps cannot touch — while its 2300 PSI working ceiling keeps the head loading, seal wear, and drive-power demand on the friendly side of the family curve. For sewer and storm flushing, tank and barge washout, dust suppression, and industrial rinse duty where volume does the work, this is the spec that delivers the water without billing for pressure the nozzles never use.

HYD-RTD130.160N Specifications

• SKU: HYD-RTD130.160N
• Configuration: Solid-shaft industrial pump — N version, 35mm solid shaft for coupled or belt drive
• Pump: Annovi Reverberi RTD 130-160 (418-series industrial frame)
• Flow Rate: 34.3 GPM (121.1 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
• Shaft: 35mm solid (N version)
• Inlet Port: 1-1/2″ F
• Discharge Port: 1″ F
• Maximum Fluid Temperature: 140°F
• Head Material: Brass with stainless wet-end components; bronze connecting rods
• Plungers: Ceramic
• Weight: Approximately 128 lbs (58 kg), per AR North America
• Crankcase Oil Capacity: 110 oz

Drive Options — the Solid Shaft’s Whole Argument

The 35mm shaft accepts the drive your system dictates. Hydraulic installations couple a piston or big gear motor through a flex coupling or bell housing — AR’s published pairings for this platform run a piston 84cc motor at 311 bar and 93 L/min (24.6 GPM) of oil, the Sunfab SCM class WSHPWR stocks, or a gear 108cc at 240 bar and 120 L/min (31.7 GPM) — budgeting roughly 62 hydraulic horsepower delivered continuously. Electric installations mount a 1000 RPM-geared motor on a common base; engine drives take the shaft through reduction to hold the rated speed. Whatever the route: align to coupling specification, guard the drive, relieve the hydraulic side within the motor’s rating, and call WSHPWR with your system’s numbers — we will spec the complete drive before you order.

Why Volume at Moderate Pressure Wins Its Jobs

Flushing, washout, and rinse duty obey flow physics: the work is done by water mass moving debris, not by jet intensity cutting it. At 34.3 GPM the HYD-RTD130.160N clears lines and floods surfaces in passes that 20 GPM machines repeat — and because it does so at 160 bar rather than 300, every consumable on the pump lives longer for it: seals load lighter, valve seats erode slower, and the 50.5 HP drive demand stays inside power systems the 300-bar siblings outgrow. Operations whose duty genuinely includes root-cutting and strip work should look at the higher-pressure RTD builds; operations that move water should buy the pump built to move it.

The 1000 RPM Dividend

The HYD-RTD130.160N makes its 34 gallons at 1000 RPM where compact frames spin 1450 — roughly a third fewer plunger strokes per gallon pumped, compounding across seals, valves, and packings for the service life of the unit. On municipal and industrial equipment that bills by the hour and loses money in the shop, the slow frame is the maintenance budget’s best friend: rebuild intervals stretch, and serviceable-in-place valve access keeps the inspections that remain inside a maintenance window.

Installation & Operation Notes

Mount horizontally on structure worthy of a 128-pound reciprocating machine, align the coupling to specification, and verify rotation at commissioning. Treat suction as mission-critical: at 34.3 GPM, restricted inlet plumbing cavitates a pump faster than any other error — plumb the 1-1/2″ inlet full-size from a flooded, filtered supply. Fit an unloader and safety relief rated for the working pressure, size jetting nozzles to the 34.3 GPM duty point, hold 1000 RPM without exception, and winterize thoroughly between cold-weather shifts.

Quality Assurance & Maintenance

Every HYD-RTD130.160N is factory-tested for flow rate, pressure stability, and vibration before shipment. Maintenance follows the industrial RTD pattern — scheduled crankcase oil changes on the 110 oz sump, seal inspection, and valve checks with AR’s 418-platform repair kits — on the stretched intervals the slow frame and moderate pressure jointly earn.

HYD-RTD130.160N Key Features & Applications

• 34.3 GPM at 2300 PSI on the 1000 RPM industrial frame — volume-first duty, per AR North America’s published ratings.
• 35mm solid shaft (N version) accepts hydraulic, electric, or engine drive through your coupling architecture.
• AR-published hydraulic pairings: piston 84cc or gear 108cc — roughly 62 hydraulic HP.
• Moderate 160-bar duty stretches seal and valve life across the whole consumables list.
• A third fewer plunger strokes per gallon than 1450 RPM frames — the maintenance budget’s favorite math.
• Ideal for sewer and storm flushing, tank and barge washout, dust suppression, industrial rinse systems, and coupled-drive builds standardizing on the solid shaft.