Hydraulic Hand Pumps
Portable two-speed hand pumps that deliver serious hydraulic force with no power source required.
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Hydraulic Power Anywhere, No Electricity Required
Hydraulic hand pumps are the most portable way to generate high-pressure hydraulic force. With nothing but muscle, a hand pump drives cylinders, jacks, spreaders and torque tools on job sites where there's no power, no compressed air, and no room for a bulky electric unit.
Two-Speed Efficiency
Most Power Team hand pumps are two-speed. A fast, low-pressure first stage rapidly advances the cylinder, then the pump automatically shifts to a high-pressure second stage to finish the lift with maximum force and minimum effort, fewer strokes and far less fatigue on long jobs.
What to Look For in a Hand Pump
- Reservoir capacity matched to your cylinder's oil volume
- Single- or double-acting design to match your cylinder
- Working pressure rating (many rated to 10,000 PSI)
- A dependable release valve for smooth, controlled lowering
Built for the Field
Rugged steel-and-composite construction, a comfortable carry handle and a compact footprint make our hand pumps easy to move from bay to bay or truck to tower. Pair one with any Power Team cylinder or jack for a complete, self-contained portable kit, and if you ever need service, our Houston team knows these pumps inside and out.
Frequently Asked Questions
When there is no power, no compressor and no generator. A hand pump is the most portable way to make high-pressure hydraulic force, and with nothing but muscle it will drive cylinders, jacks, spreaders and torque tools.
Two stages of work in one pump. A fast, low-pressure first stage advances the cylinder quickly, then the pump shifts automatically to a high-pressure second stage to finish the lift with maximum force and minimum effort. Most Power Team hand pumps work this way.
It has to be matched. Cylinder bore and stroke determine the oil volume needed to extend fully, so a pump has to have the capacity for the cylinder you are pairing it with. Pair one with the right Power Team cylinder or jack and you have a complete self-contained station.
Rugged steel and composite construction, a carry handle and a compact footprint. It moves bay to bay or truck to tower without a second thought, which is the whole point of choosing one.
Depends on the cylinder, the stroke and how often you are pumping. Call 832-671-0978 with those three and we will match it rather than guess.
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