ENERPAC P77 Hydraulic Hand Pump, 2 Speed, 3/8 Inch Npt, 41 Cubic Inch, Steel

Enerpac P77 hydraulic hand pump is suitable for lifting, bolting or applying high pressure with little effort.

Working Mechanism:

• Begin by securely positioning the hydraulic hand pump on a stable surface.
• Connect the hydraulic hose to the pump's outlet port.
• Position the lifting point securely beneath the load.
• Insert the pump's lifting handle into the pump's control valve.
• Use a smooth and controlled motion to pump the handle up and down. This action will generate pressure and cause the load to lift.
• Monitor the load as it lifts, ensuring that it remains stable and does not exceed the weight capacity of the pump or any attached equipment.

Features:

• It features an ergonomically designed steel handle that offers a powerful push grip for increased comfort and reduced fatigue.
• It is equipped with a bypass system that increases pump efficiency and features a chrome-plated plunger & wiper to reduce pump wear.
• The single-acting, dual-speed hand pump can produce a maximum pressure rating of 10000 PSI.
• It comes with a steel reservoir (having a capacity of 41 cubic inches) to store liquids or gases in fluid power applications.

Compatible Accessories:

• Enerpac PC11 Foor Pump Adapter: This adapter facilitates changing the hand-operated pump into a foot-operated pump.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is the purpose of a vent-free reservoir?

A. The vent-free reservoir prevents spills and contamination of fluids.

Q. What protects the pump from over-pressurisation?

A. A manual pressure relief valve is used to release internal pressure build-up, preventing catastrophic failure of the pump and its components.

Q. Is the product corrosion-resistant?

A. Yes, the hydraulic cylinder has baked enamel finish for improved corrosion resistance and scratch protection.

Q. What is a single-acting cylinder?

A. A single-acting hydraulic cylinder allows the hydraulic fluid to operate on just one side of the piston. It extends by pressure from the pump and retracts by the weight of the load or an in-built spring.