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HYDRAULIC POWER UNITS

Air-Cooled Hydraulic Power Unit

Air-cooled hydraulic power unit with a vertical motor and fan-and-radiator cooler. Listed performance values are illustrative and require duty confirmation.

Motor power
5.5 kW
Max. flow
32 L/min
Working pressure
14 MPa
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Product overview

This hydraulic power unit combines a vertically mounted electric motor with a fan-cooled air/oil cooler mounted beside it on a compact rectangular reservoir. A manifold block sits behind the cooler with a vertical pressure gauge, and thick hoses with brass fittings link the cooler to the manifold, while an oil level sight glass is fitted to the tank front. The figures below are an illustrative configuration provided for reference and can be customized to your application; contact us to confirm the final design.

Product overview

An air-cooled hydraulic power unit configuration that pairs a vertically mounted motor with a fan-cooled air/oil cooler on a compact rectangular reservoir. A manifold block and pressure gauge sit behind the cooler, with hoses and fittings connecting the cooling circuit to the manifold, and a sight glass on the tank front for oil level.

The performance figures listed here are an illustrative configuration and can be customized to your application.

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Share your duty cycle, ambient conditions, flow, working pressure and tank capacity so the motor, cooling capacity and manifold can be confirmed for your equipment.

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Specifications

Motor power
5.5 kW
Max. flow
32 L/min
Working pressure
14 MPa
Tank capacity
63 L
Control circuits
1 circuit
Cooling
Air-cooled fan and radiator
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Applications

  • Continuous-duty hydraulic circuits
  • Industrial machinery
  • Custom equipment
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Selection notes

Describe continuous and intermittent operating periods, ambient temperature and the available airflow around the cooler. Confirm circuit requirements, motor mounting and reservoir space before selecting the arrangement.