ENERPAC PA-133 Air Hydraulic Pump, 36 Cubic Inch Usable Oil Capacity

• Enerpac P-133 air hydraulic pump ideal for use in industries where compressed air is a more preferable power source for hydraulic lifting applications
• Features rugged construction for durability and easy service
• Swivel coupling for easing the pump operation and hydraulic connections
• Pump controlled by treadle operated by hand or by foot
• Three-position treadle for advancing, holding and retracting the cylinder
• Can operate in multiple positions and is compatible with single-acting cylinders
• Base mounting slots provide easy installation
• No load output flow rate of 40 cubic inch per minute
• Operating air pressure range of 60 to 120 psi

Working Mechanism:

• Enerpac air hydraulic pump uses compressed air as the driving force to generate hydraulic pressure.
• When the pump is activated, the compressed air is directed into a piston, causing it to move in a reciprocating motion.
• This reciprocating motion creates a pulsating flow of hydraulic fluid.
• The hydraulic fluid is then directed through valves and into a hydraulic system.
• Later, this hydraulic fluid exerts pressure to lift heavy objects or power hydraulic machinery.

Compatible Accessories:

• Enerpac RFL102 Regulator-Filter-Lubricator: This unit provides clean, lubricated air for air pressure adjustment.
• Enerpac HC7206C Hydraulic Hose: It has two-layer steel wire braids for abrasion resistance during tough hydraulic applications.
• Eneprac GA45GC Gauge Adapter: This 45-degree angled gauge adapter provides better visibility for pressure readings.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Is this pump only good for lifting or can it also support the equipment in raised positions?

A. Enerpac PA-133 air hydraulic pump is suitable for both lifting and holding objects in raised positions.

Q. What is the significance of pressure pump ratings?

A. The rating refers to the pressure a pump can handle without breaking down. While making a purchase, ensure that the pressure rating of your hydraulic pump must be below the pressure of the system you will work with.

Q. How is a single-stage pump different from a two-stage pump?

A. One-stage pumps have only one pressure and one flow rate. They attach to a crankshaft or a commercial engine. Two-stage pumps are mounted to engines, producing a lot of fluid and accelerating the movement of the cylinder in and out.