The DMPE-based design also reduces the amount of structural work required, as the recirculation valves—which were previously connected via external piping—are now integrated directly into the pump elements. Depending on the requirements, three or six DMPE elements can be installed in the radial piston pump, allowing for flexible configuration of the two-stage drive. In practical use, this enables either a higher oil flow rate at the same motor power or operation with smaller drives without any loss of speed. Applications such as torque wrenches, rescue equipment, clamping units, and crimping tools benefit particularly from the optimized power output and increased energy efficiency—even during battery operation.

The Essentials at a Glance

• Multiple DMPE stages replace the traditional fixed switching point

• Finely adjustable pressure stages result in smoother pressure/flow curves

• Integrated recirculation valves reduce piping requirements and overall size

• Customizable with three or six DMPE elements depending on the application

• Increased drive efficiency

• Particularly suitable for torque wrenches, rescue equipment, and clamping and crimping systems