Value Collection PS-MH-HPC1-164 Air-hydraulic Pump 10000 Psi

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION PS-MH-HPC1-164 is an air-hydraulic pump rated to 10,000 psi, designed for single-acting cylinder applications in industrial, maintenance, and heavy-equipment service environments. The pump operates on compressed air to generate hydraulic pressure, delivering Advance, Hold, and Retract functions through a remote control interface. With a reservoir capacity of 100.7 cubic inches and a usable oil capacity of 91.5 cubic inches, this unit carries enough fluid volume to support extended cycle operations without frequent refills. It weighs 23.54 pounds. Licensed hydraulic technicians and industrial maintenance professionals are the primary installers.

This pump is suited for single-acting hydraulic cylinder applications where remote operation is required. Typical use cases include pressing, lifting, clamping, and forming operations in shops, fabrication facilities, and field service settings. The remote control feature allows the operator to actuate the pump from a safe distance from the load, improving workflow and safety during high-pressure operations. The Advance, Hold, and Retract cycle functions make it appropriate for applications that require controlled staging of cylinder movement.

Key Features

• 10,000 psi maximum pressure rating for high-force hydraulic applications
• Single-acting cylinder operation with Advance, Hold, and Retract functions
• Remote control actuation for operator safety and positioning flexibility
• 100.7 cubic inch reservoir capacity with 91.5 cubic inches of usable oil volume
• Air-driven power source eliminates need for electric motor connection at the work site

Compatibility

Designed for use with single-acting hydraulic cylinders. Verify cylinder pressure rating and port fittings match pump output before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and commissioning should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician familiar with high-pressure pneumatic-hydraulic systems. Depressurize all connected hydraulic lines and disconnect the compressed air supply before making or breaking any fittings. Inspect all hose connections, couplers, and relief valve settings prior to pressurizing the system. Follow applicable ASME and OSHA standards for high-pressure hydraulic equipment operation and maintenance.