Hydraulic power units
Discuss the pump, motor, reservoir and controls required for a defined machine duty.
HYDRAULICS & FLOW CONTROL
Hydraulic power units & systems
Start with the machine’s duty. Build a clear requirement for a hydraulic power unit, hydraulic station or system upgrade.
Prepare an enquiry
Sourcing directions
Hydraulic stations
Discuss layout, operating cycle, cooling, filtration and space constraints for the project.
System replacement & upgrades
Share the existing circuit, equipment details and the reason for replacement or modification.
Hydraulic pumps, motors & excavator parts
Send the equipment model, original part number, rotation, displacement and mounting dimensions for replacement sourcing.
Hydraulic hoses & fittings
Specify fluid, working pressure, temperature, bore, hose length and both end connections; confirm routing and compatibility before supply.
Installation, commissioning & repair enquiries
Describe the location, circuit, fault symptoms and required work. Remote support, site attendance, scope and pricing are confirmed before accepting a service order.
HOW WE START
What we need for selection
These are enquiry requirements, not confirmed product ratings. The final specification must be reviewed for the actual application.
- Operating duty
- Machine type, load, operating cycle and control sequence
- Pressure & flow
- Required working pressure and flow, including peak conditions
- Electrical supply
- Voltage, phase, frequency and available power
- Environment
- Ambient conditions, installation space and cooling needs
- Project documents
- Circuit diagram, drawings, existing nameplate and destination
Before you enquire
Can you select a unit from motor power alone?
Motor power alone does not define a hydraulic system. Include pressure, flow and the operating cycle for a meaningful configuration discussion.
Can I share an existing system?
Yes. Start with the nameplate, circuit diagram, installation dimensions and the changes you need. Drawings can be shared directly in your WhatsApp conversation.
Let’s talk about your next project.
Have a model number, drawing or equipment requirement? Start a conversation.