What is the 1500 bar hydraulic pump used for?
It generates the high-pressure oil required to operate bolt tensioning cylinders and hydraulic nuts.
What is the difference between the manual and air-driven pump?
The manual pump operates by hand-lever force, while the air-driven pump runs on a compressed air supply; the air-driven type saves time on higher-volume or repetitive jobs.
What is the maximum pressure of the pump?
It is designed to operate in the 1500 bar (21,750 PSI) class.
Which equipment is the pump compatible with?
It can be used with HRT series bolt tensioning cylinders and compatible hydraulic nuts via the STFC4 quick coupling.
What does two-stage pumping mean?
The first stage delivers a fast oil fill, while the second stage provides precise approach to the target pressure.
What air supply is required for the air-driven pump?
A minimum 7 bar air supply pressure and, depending on the model, 28–56 scfm air consumption are required.
In which environments can the pump be used?
It can be used across a wide range of applications, including field sites, workshops, offshore, and energy facilities.
How is the pressure read?
The integrated glycerin-filled pressure gauge provides vibration-free, instant pressure monitoring.
What is the operating ambient temperature range of the pump?
As standard, it operates safely within an ambient temperature range of −20°C to +50°C.
How is the pump maintained?
Regular oil level checks and the use of clean hydraulic oil are sufficient; no special maintenance equipment is required.
Which accessories are recommended alongside the pump?
Using it together with a high-pressure hose, a pressure gauge, and, if needed, a hydraulic manifold is recommended.
Is the pump covered under warranty?
Yes, it is covered under Hydro Bard's standard warranty terms; please request a quote for details.