Value Collection PS-MH-HPC1-111 Hydraulic Cylinder

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION PS-MH-HPC1-111 is a single-acting portable hydraulic cylinder designed for lifting, pressing, and force-application tasks in industrial and field service environments. The cylinder holds 31.4 cubic inches of oil and delivers controlled linear force through a 1.49-inch diameter plunger rod. With a lowered height of 17.72 inches and a maximum extended height of 31.74 inches, it provides substantial stroke travel for maintenance, fabrication, and heavy-equipment work. Weighing 18.09 pounds, it is portable enough for mobile service use while offering the structural capacity expected in professional-grade hydraulic tooling. Licensed tradespeople and industrial maintenance technicians are the primary users of this cylinder.

This hydraulic cylinder is suited for use in automotive shops, industrial maintenance facilities, construction sites, and heavy equipment service applications. It functions as a standalone force tool when paired with a compatible single-acting hydraulic hand pump or power unit. The plunger features a 1-8 internal thread and a 2-1/4 - 14 collar thread, allowing attachment of standard saddles, adapters, or pulling fixtures. The 0.75-inch internal thread length accommodates common accessory fittings used in professional hydraulic tooling setups.

Key Features

• Single-acting operation for straightforward push-force applications
• 31.4 cubic inch oil capacity supports full stroke travel
• 1.49-inch plunger rod diameter for high load-bearing performance
• Lowered height of 17.72 inches and maximum height of 31.74 inches
• Plunger internal thread size of 1-8 for accessory compatibility
• Collar thread of 2-1/4 - 14 for secure fixture attachment

Compatibility

Designed for use with single-acting hydraulic pump systems. Consult thread specifications and pressure ratings to confirm compatibility with the intended pump unit or manifold system before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by qualified hydraulic service technicians familiar with hydraulic system safety practices. Depressurize the hydraulic circuit completely before connecting or disconnecting the cylinder. Inspect all threads and sealing surfaces for damage prior to assembly. Do not exceed the rated system pressure for the cylinder or the connected pump unit.