ENERPAC RRH1508 Cylinder 150 Tons 8 Inch Stroke Length

Features:

• Enerpac RRH1508 cylinder features steel construction with baked enamel finish for structural rigidity and resisting corrosion on exposed surfaces.
• This Enerpac RRH1508 cylinder has double acting operation for fast retraction.
• It is integrated with a plunger wiper to prevent contaminants from entering inside the cylinder and enhance service life.
• This Enerpac RRH1508 hydraulic cylinder can handle operating pressures up to 10000 psi.
• It is equipped with a nickel-plated floating centre tube for prolonged service life.
• This Enerpac RRH1508 hydraulic cylinder is integrated with hollow plunger for both pulling and pushing forces.

Compatible Accessories:

• Enerpac AD141 Foot Mounting: It is designed for use with this Enerpac cylinder for providing a secure and stable base, allowing for easier and more efficient operation.
• Enerpac AD142 Flange Adapter: It is designed for use with this Enerpac cylinder for easy and secure connection of the cylinder to a flange or mounting surface, enhancing the versatility and functionality of the hydraulic system.
• Enerpac AD150 Clevis Eye: It is suitable for use with this Enerpac cylinder to provide a reliable connection point for attaching the cylinder to various load-bearing components, enabling efficient and effective hydraulic operations.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How do I maintain and service double-acting, hollow plunger hydraulic cylinders?

A. Regular maintenance includes inspecting for leaks, checking the condition of seals and O-rings, lubricating moving parts and ensuring proper alignment and functionality.

Q. What is the stroke length of this Enerpac RRH1508 cylinder?

A. The brand's RRH1508 cylinder has a stroke length of 8 inches. This refers to the distance that the piston can travel within the cylinder.

Q. What is the difference between single-acting and double-acting hydraulic pumps?

A.

• Single-acting hydraulic pumps operate by allowing hydraulic fluid to act on only one side of the piston. They extend when pressure is applied from the pump and retract either due to the weight of the load or through the use of an inbuilt spring.
• On the other hand, double-acting hydraulic pumps have two ports that enable separate expansion and retraction movements. This design enhances efficiency by providing independent control over extending and retracting actions.