Enerpac SOH106 Portable Hydraulic Cylinder 17 Inch

Product Description

The ENERPAC SOH106 is a portable hydraulic cylinder designed for high-force lifting, pushing, and positioning applications across industrial and construction environments. Part of the SOH series, this cylinder holds 13.7 cubic inches of oil and reaches an extended length of 17 inches, making it well suited for jobs that demand reliable force output in a portable form factor. Licensed hydraulic equipment operators, industrial maintenance technicians, and contractors rely on this type of cylinder for controlled, precise force application where fixed hydraulic setups are not practical. At 59.2 pounds, it is a substantial unit built for demanding service conditions.

The SOH106 fits into workflows where a portable hydraulic cylinder needs to be repositioned frequently between tasks, such as structural alignment, equipment repair, pressing operations, or heavy component removal. It is appropriate for both shop and field use in industrial, construction, and heavy equipment maintenance settings. The SOH series is a recognized line within the ENERPAC portable hydraulic cylinder catalog, and the SOH106 represents a mid-range capacity option within that family.

Key Features

• 13.7 cubic inch oil capacity supports consistent force delivery through the full stroke
• 17 inch extended length provides generous reach for lifting and positioning tasks
• Portable design allows repositioning between work sites or tasks without fixed mounting
• Part of the ENERPAC SOH series, a purpose-built line of portable hydraulic cylinders
• 59.2 pound unit weight reflects robust construction for demanding industrial use

Compatibility

Designed for use with compatible ENERPAC hydraulic hand pumps and power units within the SOH series system. No specific compatible model numbers or replacement part numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic cylinder setup and operation should be performed by trained hydraulic equipment technicians or qualified industrial maintenance personnel. Before connecting or disconnecting hydraulic fittings, relieve all system pressure and ensure the pump or power unit is fully de-energized. Inspect all hydraulic hoses and couplers for wear or damage prior to pressurizing the system. Follow the cylinder manufacturer load rating and never exceed the rated capacity.