Enerpac PUD1300B Electric Hydraulic Pump 200 Cu in

Product Description

The ENERPAC PUD1300B is a single-acting electric hydraulic pump designed to power hydraulic cylinders in industrial and construction applications. With an oil capacity of 200 cubic inches and an Advance, Hold, and Retract cylinder operating function, this pump delivers controlled hydraulic force through a fully electric actuation system. Weighing 26 pounds, it is compact enough for field use while providing the output required for demanding single-acting cylinder work. Licensed hydraulic technicians and industrial maintenance professionals are the primary installers and operators of this unit.

The PUD1300B is suited for applications where a reliable, electrically actuated hydraulic power source is required for single-acting cylinders. Typical use cases include controlled pressing, lifting, pushing, and holding operations in manufacturing facilities, maintenance shops, and heavy construction environments. Its Advance, Hold, and Retract operating function gives operators precise control over cylinder position throughout the work cycle, reducing the need for manual intervention between stages.

Key Features

• Single-acting actuation matched to single-acting hydraulic cylinders
• Advance, Hold, and Retract cylinder operating function for full cycle control
• 200 cubic inch oil capacity supports extended cylinder stroke demands
• Electric actuation eliminates manual pumping effort
• Compact design at 26 pounds for portability in field and shop use

Compatibility

Designed for use with single-acting hydraulic cylinders. Specific compatible cylinder models or system families were not provided in the available product data; consult ENERPAC documentation or your distributor to confirm fitment with a specific cylinder series.

Installation Notes

Installation and commissioning of hydraulic power units should be performed by qualified hydraulic technicians or industrial maintenance personnel familiar with hydraulic circuit design. Before connecting or disconnecting hydraulic lines, relieve all system pressure and de-energize the pump at its power source. Verify that hose fittings, pressure ratings, and fluid compatibility meet system requirements before startup. Follow applicable OSHA and equipment manufacturer guidelines for hydraulic system assembly and operation.