How much do you know about the working process of manual hydraulic oil pumps

Let me introduce in detail the working principle and performance parameters of manual hydraulic oil pump. Manual hydraulic oil pump is a power component of hydraulic system, driven by engine or electric motor, which sucks in oil from hydraulic oil tank, forms pressure oil and discharges it to the actuator. Manual hydraulic oil pumps are divided into gear pumps, plunger pumps, vane pumps, and screw pumps according to their structures. The following is an introduction to the working principle of manual hydraulic oil pump.

Advantages of manual hydraulic oil pump

After years of development, manual hydraulic oil pumps have now evolved into modular manufacturing. Stable performance and novel appearance.

1. Manual hydraulic oil pump with high pressure, designed specifically for bolt tensioners and hydraulic nuts.

2. Manual hydraulic oil pump dual speed operation can accelerate working speed and reduce working cycle time.

3. The manual hydraulic oil pump handle is labor-saving and reduces the operator's labor intensity.

4. The manual hydraulic oil pump comes standard with a pressure gauge and connector, making it easy to connect directly with high-pressure hoses and operate quickly.

5. The manual hydraulic oil pump has a usable oil volume of up to 2200CM cubic meters, which can provide power for most models of hydraulic tools.

6. The manual hydraulic oil pump is equipped with a safety valve to prevent overload.

7. The performance of manual hydraulic oil pump products has reached the quality of similar imported products.

8. Our after-sales and service team for manual hydraulic oil pumps can solve any problems you may encounter during use

This lightweight ultra-high pressure manual oil pump, equipped with various tools for different purposes, can perform lifting, jacking, bending, pulling, cutting, pressure testing and other work, suitable for field operations without power supply. Suitable for enterprises in metallurgy, mining, railways, automobiles, oil fields, electricity, etc.