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The ENERPAC RR1010 is a double-acting compact hydraulic cylinder designed for industrial positioning, pressing, and clamping applications. The double-acting design uses hydraulic pressure for both extension and retraction, giving technicians positive control over the full stroke cycle. Built with a steel body, the RR1010 delivers the structural integrity required in demanding shop-floor and maintenance environments. At a retracted length of 16.13 inches and an extended length of 26.13 inches, this cylinder provides a 10-inch stroke in a relatively compact envelope. Weighing 28 pounds, it is suited for fixed-station use where the base mounting hole configuration allows secure, repeatable positioning.
The RR1010 is appropriate for industrial maintenance, hydraulic press setups, fixture clamping, and general-purpose force applications in manufacturing or heavy-trade environments. The base mounting hole mount allows the cylinder to be bolted down to a work surface, tooling plate, or custom fixture, keeping the unit stationary during operation. Hydraulic technicians and millwrights are the typical installers in commercial and industrial settings. This cylinder is not intended for mobile or vehicular hydraulic systems.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-application compact hydraulic cylinder for industrial double-acting hydraulic systems requiring a base-mount configuration.
Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician or millwright familiar with high-pressure hydraulic systems. Depressurize and lock out the hydraulic circuit completely before connecting or disconnecting any fittings. Ensure all hydraulic port connections are rated for the system operating pressure and that fittings are clean and free of debris before assembly. Secure the base mounting bolts to the fixture plate before applying hydraulic pressure to the cylinder.
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