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The ENERPAC XA11G is an air-hydraulic pump rated to 10,000 psi, designed for single-acting hydraulic cylinder applications in industrial maintenance, heavy equipment service, and structural work. The pump operates through compressed air input to generate high-pressure hydraulic output, eliminating manual hand-pumping effort. It features a 3-position, 3-way directional control valve that provides advance, hold, and retract functions, giving the operator precise control over cylinder movement. With a 61-cubic-inch oil reservoir capacity and a compact overall length of 13.82 inches, this unit suits both shop and field use. Hydraulic mechanics, maintenance technicians, and industrial service crews are the primary installers and operators.
The XA11G is suited for applications where single-acting hydraulic cylinders require controlled advance and retract sequences driven by a shop air supply. Typical use cases include pressing, lifting, clamping, and pulling operations in industrial and mechanical service environments. The 3-position valve allows the operator to hold pressure at mid-stroke, which is useful in alignment and positioning tasks where sustained load holding is required. This pump is compatible with single-acting cylinders as specified by the application.
Designed for use with single-acting hydraulic cylinders requiring a 10,000 psi rated pump with directional valve control.
Installation and operation should be performed by qualified hydraulic or mechanical technicians familiar with high-pressure hydraulic systems. Depressurize and disconnect the air supply before connecting or disconnecting hydraulic fittings. Verify that all hose and fitting pressure ratings meet or exceed the 10,000 psi system operating pressure before use. Follow applicable workplace safety standards and equipment manufacturer guidelines when placing the pump into service.
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