Stauff® 2.0L Diaphragm Accumulator 250 Bar – STDA-200
The Stauff® STDA-200-NBR-P4-B-M-N-1 is a high-capacity 2.0L diaphragm accumulator engineered for robust energy storage and pressure stabilisation in large-scale hydraulic circuits. Rated for a maximum working pressure of 250 bar, this genuine Stauff® unit effectively dampens hydraulic shocks and pulsations to safeguard critical system components.
Designed for heavy-duty industrial and mobile hydraulic applications, this Type STDA configuration features a durable NBR (Buna-N®) diaphragm and a tamper-proof, non-repairable construction. We offer Australia-wide shipping for this model. To ensure safe transport and full compliance with dangerous goods regulations, this unit is supplied with no gas pre-charge.
Product Benefits & Performance
- High-Capacity Stabilisation: Provides significant pressure compensation and emergency power backup for high-flow systems.
- Mechanical Protection: Mitigates hydraulic "water hammer" effects to reduce mechanical stress, noise, and vibration.
- Maintenance-Free Reliability: The sealed, non-repairable (STDA) design ensures a durable, safety-first solution for demanding environments.
- Nationwide Dispatch: Shipped uncharged to facilitate fast delivery across Australia without dangerous goods restrictions.
Technical Specifications & Configuration
- Type: STDA (Diaphragm Non-Repairable)
- Accumulator Volume: 2.0 Litre
- Maximum Working Pressure: 250 Bar (P4)
- Diaphragm Material: NBR (Buna-N®)
- Oil Port Connection: G 3/4" BSPP (B)
- Gas Port Connection: M28x1.5 (M)
- Special Option: Standard (1) – No Pre-Charge
Typical Applications
- Agricultural Equipment: Ideal for heavy-duty suspension and load-sensing circuits in tractors and harvesters.
- Mobile Hydraulics: Critical for braking, steering, and pilot control circuits in large earthmoving plant.
- Industrial Power Units: Excellent for pressure holding and pulsation dampening in manufacturing and processing plants.
Product specifications are subject to manufacturing tolerances. This unit must be correctly pre-charged with nitrogen by a qualified professional before system operation.