This Engine Driven Pump is a variable displacement pump which extracts mechanical power from the gearbox accessory pad and converts it into hydraulic power available for use by the various actuators and other consumers on the AH-64 Apache aircraft. The maximum displacement of the pump is 0.182 CIPR and it is capable of providing 6 gpm of flow.

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Engine Driven Pumps

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TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS & SERVICES - CLEMMONS

**TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS AND SERVICES (APS)** provides design, manufacturing and MRO services for products and systems that include hydraulic pumps and motors, actuators, fuses, accumulators, valves and manifolds, and carrier launched aircraft holdback bars. They also provide design, manufacturing, and support solutions for highly engineered mechanical and electromechanical controls and components. 

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APS maintains a unique capability for systems engineering and integration, as well as hydromechanical and electronics in-house development. APS serves as the integration focal for TRIUMPH, specializing in motion, control and power systems for commercial, military and rotorcraft aircraft.

Provides design, manufacturing and MRO services for products and systems that include hydraulic pumps and motors, actuators, fuses, accumulators, valves and manifolds, and carrier launched aircraft holdback bars. We also provide design, manufacturing, and support solutions for highly engineered mechanical and electromechanical controls and components. APS maintains a unique capability for systems engineering and integration, as well as hydromechanical and electronics in-house development.  APS serves as the integration focal for TRIUMPH, specializing in motion, control and power systems for commercial, military and rotorcraft aircraft.

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