Pump Controls

A hydraulic pump control is a device that regulates the flow and pressure of hydraulic fluid in a hydraulic system. It is responsible for controlling the speed and direction of the hydraulic pump, which in turn controls the movement of hydraulic cylinders and motors. The hydraulic pump control typically consists of a valve, a pressure sensor, and an electronic control unit. The valve regulates the flow of hydraulic fluid, while the pressure sensor measures the pressure of the fluid. The electronic control unit processes the data from the pressure sensor and adjusts the valve accordingly to maintain the desired pressure and flow rate. This ensures that the hydraulic system operates efficiently and safely.