Enerpac RSM-50 Flat-Jac single-acting hydraulic cylinder utilises hydraulic pressure to exert force in one direction. It includes a cylinder body, piston, cylinder rod, hydraulic fluid and seals. This Flat-Jac hydraulic cylinder is used for lifting heavy loads, pushing / pulling objects and providing support in construction, maintenance and assembly operations.
Working Mechanism:
- Connect the hydraulic pump to the cylinder using appropriate fittings and hoses.
- Ensure the hydraulic fluid level in the pump is sufficient and the pump is in proper working condition.
- Attach the cylinder to the load or object that requires lifting or movement, ensuring secure and stable connections.
- Activate the hydraulic pump to apply pressure, allowing the cylinder to extend and perform the desired action.
- Monitor the operation closely and adjust the pressure as necessary for precise control.
- Once the desired action is completed, release the pressure from the hydraulic pump.
- Carefully disconnect the cylinder from the load and store it in a clean and dry environment.
Features:
- Enerpac RSM-50 single-acting hydraulic cylinder has baked enamel finish for superior corrosion resistance.
- It offers precise control, high lifting capacity and easy installation due to its compact size.
- This Flat-Jac cylinder has chrome-plated steel plungers to convert the energy from the pressurised fluid into linear mechanical force.
- It comes with mounting holes for easy installation.
Compatible Accessories:
- Enerpac RSM50K Repair Kit: This kit contains all of the tools required to repair the cylinder on the go.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. What safety precautions should I follow while using this Enerpac RSM-50 hydraulic cylinder?
A. Safety precautions include wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, ensuring secure connections and following proper lifting and load-bearing guidelines.
Q. How should I store this cylinder when not in use?
A. The cylinder should be stored in a clean, dry and protected environment to prevent damage and contamination.
Q. What should I do if the cylinder fails to extend or retract?
A. Check for any obstructions or binding in the load path, ensure proper hydraulic fluid levels and inspect seals for damage.