Enerpac RC1514 Single Acting Hydraulic Cylinder

Product Description

The ENERPAC RC1514 is a single-acting portable hydraulic cylinder designed for heavy-duty pushing and lifting applications in industrial and construction environments. Built on the RC Series platform, this cylinder features a solid steel plunger and a solid plunger design rated for demanding field and shop use. It holds 43.98 cubic inches of oil capacity and retracts to 18.69 inches, extending to a maximum height of 32.69 inches, giving the technician 14 inches of stroke. The rod diameter measures 1.63 inches. Licensed hydraulic technicians, millwrights, and maintenance mechanics are the typical installers for this class of equipment.

The RC1514 is suited for single-acting hydraulic lifting, pressing, and positioning tasks in both residential maintenance and heavy industrial settings. It is commonly deployed with a compatible hand pump or air-driven hydraulic pump and is appropriate for use in tight vertical spaces where controlled, linear force is needed. The 32.69-inch extended length makes it a practical choice for applications requiring extended reach within a portable cylinder package.

Key Features

• Single-acting actuation — load returns plunger under gravity or external spring force
• Solid steel plunger body for high-strength, corrosion-resistant service
• 43.98 cubic inch oil capacity supports consistent stroke volume
• Collar thread of 2-3/4 - 16 for secure base mounting or nose-mount configurations
• Plunger internal thread size 1-8 with 1.00 inch thread length for attachment of extension tooling
• Compact retracted length of 18.69 inches with 14-inch stroke in the RC Series form factor

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use cylinder compatible with standard RC Series single-acting hydraulic systems and pumps that operate within the rated pressure range for this cylinder class.

Installation Notes

Installation and service of hydraulic cylinders should be performed by qualified hydraulic technicians or millwrights familiar with high-pressure hydraulic systems. Depressurize the hydraulic circuit completely and verify zero stored energy before disconnecting or mounting the cylinder. Follow applicable ASME and local safety codes for hydraulic tool operation, and inspect all fittings and hose connections for leaks before applying load. Do not exceed the rated capacity or stroke limits of the cylinder.