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HK BLAK 1.0 350 114

Blasenspeicher 1,0L 350bar

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Gas volume l

1 l

p max.

350 bar

334 mm

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HK BLAK 1.0 350 114

Gas volume l

1 l

p max.

350 bar

334 mm

216 mm

54 mm

G 1.1/4″ -11

Ø D

114 mm

Ø d

35 mm

64 mm

Ø G

53 mm

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Characteristics

Material

bladder: NBR standard version

Application

Energy storage
Emergency actuation
Leak oil and volume compensation
Shock absorption and pulsation damping
Suspension of vehicles

Construction type

installation preferably vertical, gas side top

Temp. range

standard version -15 °C to +80 °C

Customs tariff number

84798997

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Product description

Notes

Gas charge pressure p0 – between 0.9 p1 and 0.25 p2 (p1 = min. system pressure, p2 = max. system pressure)
CE label for all bladder accumulators
Repair kits, see HK BLAK REPKIT

Description

As liquids are practically incompressible, the compressibility of a gas (in this case nitrogen) is used in hydraulic accumulators to store energy.
A hydraulic accumulator consists of two chambers (liquid side and gas side), which are separated by a flexible, gas-tight element. The liquid side is connected to the hydraulic circuit of the system. When the pressure in the system rises, the accumulator is filled with oil and the gas is compressed. If the pressure drops, the stored pressurised liquid is forced back into the circuit by expansion of the compressed gas.

Ordering information

Pressure accumulators are available uncharged ex-warehouse. Additional costs apply upon customer request for N2-charging.