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The ENERPAC lpl602 is a low-height hydraulic cylinder engineered for heavy-duty lifting and pressing applications where vertical clearance is restricted. Rated at 68 tons of capacity and delivering a stroke of 1.97 inches (50 mm), this cylinder provides substantial force output in a compact package. A built-in lock nut supplies mechanical load holding, allowing the cylinder to maintain position under load for extended durations without relying solely on hydraulic pressure. The nitrocarburized exterior coating protects the cylinder against corrosion and surface wear in demanding field environments. Hydraulic technicians and industrial maintenance professionals are the primary installers of this unit.
The lpl602 is suited for structural maintenance, heavy equipment repair, bridge and civil infrastructure work, and any application requiring sustained load holding in a confined space. The tilt saddle accommodates up to 5 degrees of misalignment, which is useful in field installations where surfaces are not perfectly perpendicular to the load path. The longer stroke of 1.97 inches distinguishes this model from flatter pancake-style cylinders, offering more working travel while keeping overall height to a minimum.
Designed as an OEM-style component within the ENERPAC LPL-Series low-height hydraulic cylinder line, suitable for use with standard single-acting hydraulic hand pumps and power units operating at the rated system pressure for this series.
Installation should be performed by qualified hydraulic technicians familiar with high-pressure hydraulic systems. Depressurize and bleed the hydraulic system fully before connecting or disconnecting cylinder fittings. Ensure the load is properly supported by secondary mechanical means before performing any maintenance or repositioning. Follow all applicable industry safety standards and equipment manufacturer guidelines when operating cylinders under load.
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