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Yale Hydraulic Hand Pumps have an all steel construction for durable use and high efficiency pumping action. The hand pumps include hydraulic oil, carrying handle, reservoir ventilation plug and many more features. The HPS range is single acting cylinders and the HPH range is all double acting cylinders.

Hand pumps are easy to use and operate independently of any external energy source. They are designed for a maximum 700 bar system pressure and will allow each hydraulic cylinder to utilise its maximum capacity. The two-stage system reduces pumping time. Stage 1 allows rapid piston travel under no load or light load conditions. The pump automatically switches to stage 2 when the piston is loaded and a higher force is required from the top.

The hand pump is an all-steel construction designed for rough use and has a high-efficiency pumping action. The handle can be locked for easy carrying. The large and easy-to-control return valve allows the operator to precisely control the return stroke. Other standard features include a large and easy-to-control hand wheel, air bleeding and oil filling plug, large support feet for stability, tilted tank to increase usable oil volume and ergonomic handle grip.

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The lifting unit is placed between upper and lower shackle, the chain is tensioned against the oil cushion of the partly advanced piston of the hydraulic cylinder. The applied force can be read at the pressure gauge.

For a functional test of the hoist brake the hand pump may be used to apply a counter pressure and thus increase the pulling force after a general test.

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The standard power packs are equipped with two-stage pumps, which means that a low pressure stage fills the connected hydraulic cylinder quickly up to a pressure of 80 bar. The high pressure stage is activated automatically from 80 bar up to 700 bar, while the low pressure stage is discharged back to the reservoir. This economic solution avoids heating-up, saves energy and keeps the power packs compact.

The directional control valve has to correspond to the a.m. functional principle of the hydraulic cylinder to be operated. Depending on these principles the power packs are equipped with a:

In neutral position all directional valves rest in pressureless circuit which means that the oil flow coming from the rotating pump is guided back to the reservoir without creating any pressure build-up.

Some applications require a special valve configuration, e.g. the independent control of several hydraulic cylinders from a single power pack. In such cases the complete valve build-up and electrical control is designed according to customer‘s requirements.

By using an electro-hydraulic pressure switch and a special electric control, power packs automatically control their pre-adjusted pressure. In applications where the pressure (load) should be applied over a very long period, the connected power pack is switched on and off automatically and replaces the pre-set pressure in case a pressure drop has occured.

All power packs are designed for an operation with standard hydraulic oil (specification ISO VG 32). For certain operating conditions the viscosity class of the hydraulic fluid can be varied. All power packs are supplied including oil.

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I have a customer who has a Yale erp030TGN36TE082 and as soon as you turn the key on, the hydraulic pump motor comes on and won"t stop until you turn key off or lift the panel housing the control levers. Everything else works normally. Help please!

they have GE SR controllers for the drive and a GE SP controller for the hydraulic pump (if it has SCR hydraulics). Otherwise the hydraulic would be a contactor controlled system.