Enerpac CULP20 Portable Hydraulic Cylinder Single Acting

Product Description

The ENERPAC CULP20 is a single-acting portable hydraulic cylinder designed for controlled, high-force linear pushing applications in tight or confined spaces. Built with a solid plunger and steel body construction, it delivers reliable performance under load where space is limited. With a retracted length of 1.26 inches and an extended length of 1.5 inches, this compact cylinder fits into low-clearance setups that larger cylinders cannot access. An oil capacity of 1.04 cubic inches keeps stroke response consistent and predictable. It is suited for use by maintenance technicians, industrial mechanics, and field service professionals who need a dependable compact hydraulic solution.

The CULP20 is appropriate for bench work, field maintenance, and light industrial applications where a low-profile hydraulic cylinder is required. Its compact form factor makes it a practical choice for pressing, holding, or lifting tasks in restricted access areas. The solid plunger design reduces the risk of rod side-loading damage during off-axis use, making it durable in variable worksite conditions. This cylinder is part of the ENERPAC CULP series, which is engineered for portable, single-acting hydraulic service.

Key Features

• Single-acting operation for straightforward push-force applications
• Solid plunger construction resists side-load damage
• Steel body provides structural durability under hydraulic pressure
• Compact 1.26-inch retracted length fits low-clearance work envelopes
• 1.04 cubic inch oil capacity for consistent stroke performance
• Part of the ENERPAC CULP series for portable hydraulic service

Compatibility

Designed as a portable single-acting hydraulic cylinder replacement within the ENERPAC CULP series. Confirm system pressure ratings and port specifications match your hydraulic pump or hand pump before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and service of hydraulic cylinders should be performed by qualified mechanics or hydraulic system technicians. Always relieve system pressure completely before connecting or disconnecting hydraulic fittings. Ensure the cylinder is seated on a stable, flat surface and aligned with the load path to prevent side-loading the plunger. Follow applicable facility safety procedures and consult the manufacturer service documentation for torque and fitting specifications.