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Vickers CartRIDGE Kit 25VPF050 VITON

Description & Features

Designed for servicing Vickers V Series vane pumps, the Vickers CartRIDGE Kit 25VPF050 Viton is a genuine rotating group and cartridge kit used to restore pump performance during scheduled maintenance or component replacement. The kit contains the complete rotating group assembly, making it a practical solution for rebuilding rather than replacing an entire pump unit.

Viton sealing materials offer improved resistance to hydraulic fluids and elevated operating temperatures compared to standard elastomers, making this kit well suited for demanding industrial hydraulic circuits. Available across a variety of configurations and sizes within the Vickers V Series platform, this cartridge kit is sourced directly from the Vickers by Eaton/Danfoss product line.

SKU: 02-319112

Supplier Part Number (MPN): 02-319112

Specifications

Brand Vickers by Danfoss	Product Type Cartridge Kit	Suitable For Use With Model 25VPF050 FKM (BLD RT) Vane Pumps

Product Questions & Answers (2)

Question by: Dustin F on Feb 5, 2026, 7:52 PM

Got a Vickers V Series vane pump that's been losing pressure and figured it's time to rebuild instead of swapping the whole unit out. This the right kit for that kind of job?

Answer by: Customer Support on Feb 7, 2026, 6:17 AM

Rebuilding is usually the smarter call when the pump housing is still in good shape. This cartridge kit includes the complete rotating group assembly, so it covers the core components that wear down and cause pressure loss over time. It's built specifically for the Vickers V Series vane pump platform, sourced directly from the Vickers by Eaton/Danfoss product line, so you're getting a genuine part rather than an aftermarket substitute.

Question by: Wade C on Jul 24, 2025, 10:30 AM

How often should I be replacing this cartridge on my Vickers pump?

Answer by: Customer Support on Jul 26, 2025, 6:09 AM

Maintenance intervals really depend on your operating conditions and fluid cleanliness, but a good practice is to inspect the cartridge kit during scheduled pump maintenance. Replacing it when you see signs of wear can help keep your system running smoothly.