Enerpac PUD1101B Electric Hydraulic Pump 10000 Psi

Product Description

The ENERPAC PUD1101B is a single-acting electric hydraulic pump designed for high-pressure hydraulic tool and cylinder operation. It delivers a maximum working pressure of 10000 psi and holds 200 cubic inches of hydraulic oil, providing sufficient capacity for sustained single-acting cylinder applications. Weighing 35 pounds and built to industrial standards, this pump is suited for shops, field service, and maintenance environments where a reliable electrically driven hydraulic power source is required. Licensed hydraulic tool technicians and industrial maintenance mechanics are the primary installers and operators of this unit.

The PUD1101B is intended for use with single-acting hydraulic cylinders in industrial, construction, and maintenance applications. Its electric actuation makes it well suited for stationary or semi-stationary work where a consistent power supply is available. Typical use cases include controlled pressing, lifting, pushing, and holding operations that demand repeatable, high-pressure hydraulic force. The pump is compatible with single-acting cylinder circuits where gravity or a spring returns the cylinder after each stroke.

Key Features

• 10000 psi maximum working pressure for heavy-duty hydraulic applications
• 200 cubic inch oil reservoir capacity supports extended single-acting cylinder operation
• Electric actuation provides consistent, repeatable hydraulic output without manual pumping
• Single-acting circuit design matches single-acting cylinder configurations directly
• Compact footprint at 14.72 inches long by 14.5 inches wide by 12.18 inches tall
• 35-pound unit weight allows practical repositioning between jobs

Compatibility

Designed for use with single-acting hydraulic cylinders as stated by the manufacturer. Verify circuit pressure ratings and port thread compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by qualified hydraulic technicians familiar with high-pressure hydraulic systems. Before connecting or disconnecting any hydraulic lines, relieve all system pressure and ensure the pump is de-energized at the power source. Follow applicable OSHA and local safety codes for hydraulic equipment operation. Use only hydraulic fluid that meets the pump manufacturer specifications to avoid seal damage or system contamination.