What is a hydraulic tank with the pump mounted inside called?

A hydraulic tank with the pump mounted inside is referred to as a vertical mount. This design allows for efficient use of space, as the pump can be integrated directly into the tank, minimizing the footprint while maintaining effective operation. By having the pump internal to the tank, it can also help reduce noise and potential leakage, as well as ease maintenance access.

In this configuration, the hydraulic fluid is housed in the tank, and the pump draws from this fluid to generate pressure. This setup is particularly advantageous in systems where space is limited or where it’s beneficial to have a compact assembly.

Other forms, such as flat top, L-shaped, or overhead stack configurations, have different characteristics or placements that do not align with the definition of a vertical mount. Each design serves its specific applications and environments but does not incorporate the pump internally in the same manner as a vertical mount does.