Enerpac Turbo II air hydraulic pumps use compressed air to provide hydraulic power for cylinders, workholding systems and other industrial hydraulic applications. Also commonly searched as Enerpac Turbo 2 pumps, the series includes multiple control, valve and reservoir configurations for matching the pump to the hydraulic system.
Choosing the correct Turbo II pump depends primarily on the type of hydraulic circuit, required valve operation, control method, usable oil capacity and operating requirements of the connected cylinder or tool.
Choosing an Enerpac Turbo II Air Hydraulic Pump
The Turbo II family includes several pump configurations designed around different operating requirements. Rather than selecting a pump based on maximum pressure alone, match the pump configuration to the hydraulic circuit and the way the equipment must be controlled.
- PATG Series: treadle-operated pumps for single-acting cylinders with advance, hold and retract functions.
- PARG Series: remotely controlled configurations for single-acting cylinders with advance, hold and retract functions.
- PAMG Series: manual 4-way, 3-position valve configurations suitable for single-acting or double-acting operation.
- PACG Series: pump configurations designed for systems using a remotely mounted hydraulic valve.
- PASG Series: configurations designed to accept compatible directional valves for single-acting or double-acting hydraulic systems.
Turbo II Pump Selection Factors
Compare the individual specifications of each Turbo II model before selecting a pump. Important factors include:
- Cylinder type: Determine whether the hydraulic system uses a single-acting or double-acting cylinder.
- Valve configuration: Match the pump and valve arrangement to the required advance, hold and retract functions.
- Oil flow: Hydraulic flow affects cylinder or tool operating speed.
- Usable oil capacity: Confirm that the pump provides sufficient hydraulic oil for the connected cylinder and required stroke.
- Control method: Turbo II configurations include treadle, manual and remote-control arrangements.
- Air supply: Verify the compressed-air requirements of the individual pump before installation.
Single-Acting Turbo II Pumps
For single-acting hydraulic cylinders, PATG and PARG configurations provide advance, hold and retract functionality using different control methods. Select between them according to where and how the operator needs to control the hydraulic system.
Turbo II Pumps for Configurable Hydraulic Circuits
PAMG and PASG Turbo II configurations support applications requiring greater flexibility in hydraulic valve operation, including systems involving double-acting cylinders. PACG configurations are intended for systems where the hydraulic valve is mounted separately from the pump.
Always verify the specific valve arrangement of the individual pump before connecting it to a hydraulic cylinder or tool.
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