Parker Introduces New eConfigurator for Gold Cup Pumps and Motors

March 30, 2020

The Hydraulic Pump and Power Systems (HPS) Division of Parker Hannifin Corporation, the global leader in motion and control technologies, today announced a new online configuration tool for its Gold Cup Pump and Motor Series with support for additional product series planned in the future.

The new eConfigurator tool will streamline a user’s online configuration with a convenient embedded tool view, including model-based dimensioning and an extended product summary in one location.

New eConfigurator features include:

  •  –   An additional 17 engineering specifications to conveniently view and confirm dimensions and detailed specs prior to downloading a CAD file, enabling an easier specification process.
  •  –   An enhanced model code to directly specify additional product settings and options, such as displacement and pressure settings. These features are communicated through an improved, comprehensive model code, resulting in more precise product selections and ultimately a quicker specification process.
  •  –   A convenient workflow method through the share configuration function, which allows the user to generate and send via email a unique URL of the configuration. This feature is meant to enhance collaboration between stakeholders to further streamline requirements and shorten the specification and purchase phases.
  •  –   Online quoting providing the user a way to electronically send a detailed product configuration for a pricing and delivery quote.

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