ENERPAC P25 Hand Pump 1 Speed 2500 psi 200 Cubic Inch

Enerpac P25 hydraulic hand pump is designed to lift, bolt or apply pressure on objects in manufacturing, construction, maintenance and repair works by pressurising and moving hydraulic fluid.

Working Mechanism:

• Connected hose transfers pressurised hydraulic fluid from a reservoir to the hydraulic cylinder.
• The hydraulic fluid, under pressure, acts on the piston inside the cylinder, enabling it to lift and raise the weight or load.

Features:

• This Enerpac P25 hydraulic hand pump is integrated with an internal pressure relief valve to prevent overload and ensure safe operation.
• This hydraulic cylinder is equipped with a built-in fibreglass handle for convenient mobility and features steel construction for structural rigidity.
• It pumps oil in both forward and reverse handle movement to improve efficiency and can be used in confined areas.
• This hydraulic cylinder has an external load pressure valve to allow precise control and adjustment of the hydraulic pressure being applied to the load.
• It has a chrome steel plated plunger and a wiper system for prolonged service life.

Compatible Accessories:

• Enerpac GA45GC gauge adapter: It is a compatible accessory designed to be used with Enerpac P25 hydraulic hand pump for allowing easy and secure connection of pressure gauges, providing accurate pressure measurement during hydraulic operations.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is the maximum operating pressure of Enerpac P25 hydraulic hand pump?

A. 2500 psi.

Q. How to maintain Enerpac P25 hydraulic hand pump?

A.

• Regularly inspect the pump for any signs of leaks, damage or wear.
• Keep the pump clean and free from dirt, debris and moisture.
• Store the pump in a dry and clean environment when not in use.
• Replace worn-out or damaged parts promptly with genuine manufacturer replacements.

Q. How does a hydraulic manual pump work?

A. These hand pumps convert mechanical energy into hydraulic energy using hydraulic oil under pressure. The pressure is then generated by moving the pump's handle.