Air Hydraulic Pumps

Air-driven hydraulic pumps that turn your shop's compressed air into clean, high-pressure hydraulic power.

Shop Air Hydraulic Pumps

Compressed Air In, Hydraulic Force Out

Air hydraulic pumps (air-over-hydraulic) use standard shop compressed air to build hydraulic pressure, no electricity required at the pump. That makes them a natural fit for any shop or plant that already runs an air line, and a safe choice around flammable materials where an electric motor isn't welcome.

Continuous, Hands-Free Operation

Hook up the air line, set your regulator and the pump runs continuously to advance and hold your cylinder. Many models hold pressure automatically, freeing your crew to position the load, set blocking or run the torque wrench while the pump does the work.

Why Crews Choose Air Pumps

Matched to Your Power Team Tools

Our air hydraulic pumps are built to drive the full Power Team line of cylinders, presses and torque wrenches. Not sure what CFM or pressure you need? Call our team and we'll size the right pump to your air supply and your application. If an air line is not practical on your site, compare it against the other options on our hydraulic pumps page, which covers sizing by displacement, reservoir capacity and working pressure.

Frequently Asked Questions

An air-over-hydraulic pump. It uses standard shop compressed air to build hydraulic pressure, with no electricity needed at the pump. If your shop already runs an air line, you already have the power source.

Hook up the air line, set your regulator, and the pump runs continuously to advance and hold the cylinder. Many models hold pressure automatically, which frees the crew to position the load, set blocking or run the torque wrench while pressure stays put.

That depends on the pump and the tool it is driving, and it is worth getting right rather than discovering mid-job. Call 832-671-0978 and we will size the pump to your air supply and your application.

Our air hydraulic pumps are built to drive the full Power Team line of cylinders, presses and torque wrenches. It is a general-purpose shop power source rather than a single-tool pump.

Air makes sense when you have an air line and no convenient power, or where you would rather not run a cord. Electric makes sense for stationary work with reliable power. The deciding factor is usually what is already in the building.

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