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Hydraulic Power Packs and Units
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This collection brings together Breaker hydraulic power units and power packs, useful for those who operate professional hydraulic tools and equipment on site and in the workshop. They are products to be chosen with care according to the equipment to be connected. They are site and workshop machines that power the connected tools, and they must be matched carefully to what they have to drive.
What the collection contains
- Hydraulic power units, for example the CI 13 and CI18 models
- Multi-power units, such as the Comby
How to choose
- Check that the power unit is compatible with the hydraulic tools you intend to connect.
- Consider the working conditions, on site or in the workshop, and the size of the machine.
- Decide whether you need a unit for a single tool or a multi-power one for several pieces of equipment.
- To choose the right model, tell the technicians what equipment you have and the type of work.
To choose the most suitable hydraulic unit, request a quote from the AMES technicians.
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Frequently asked questions: Hydraulic Power Packs and Units
What is a hydraulic power pack and what is it used for?
A hydraulic power pack generates the oil pressure that drives professional hydraulic tools, such as breakers or shears. The collection includes Breaker power packs such as the CI 13, the CI 18 and the CI E 6, together with multifunction units. It is used on site and in the workshop to power the tools connected via high-pressure hoses.
Electric, battery or pneumatic power pack: which should I choose?
The collection includes electric motor power packs, such as the CI E 6 and the CI E 11 twin, Milwaukee M18 battery pumps and a Fervi hydraulic pump with pneumatic foot control. The choice depends on where you work: mains power in the workshop or battery on site, where sockets are not nearby. Also consider the pressure required by the tools.
How do I check that the power pack is compatible with my tools?
Check that the power pack is compatible with the hydraulic tools you need to connect, comparing operating pressure, flow rate and type of coupling. The collection includes couplings such as the Breaker flat-face quick coupling. An unsuitable tool can perform poorly or be damaged, so check before connecting.
What is a flow divider and when is it needed?
The Breaker DF flow divider splits the oil flow between two tools connected to the same power pack. It is needed when you have to operate several tools at the same time, but you should check that the power pack has enough flow. Consult the manufacturer's instructions for use with multi-power units.
Which hoses and couplings do I need to connect the power pack?
To connect the power pack you use sets of high-pressure hoses, such as the Breaker hose set, and flat-face quick couplings. Check the length of the hose and that the couplings are of the same type. Damaged hoses must be replaced immediately, because a failure under pressure is dangerous.
What is the maximum pressure in this collection?
The collection includes the Milwaukee M18 mini hydraulic pump rated at 700 bar, while the other power packs state their pressure in the technical data sheet. The pressure of the power pack must not exceed that permitted by the tool. Check the data sheet of each model before choosing.
Who uses hydraulic power packs, and how do I work safely?
They are used by demolition contractors, carpenters, mechanical workshops and maintenance technicians who operate hydraulic tools. Before connecting, release the pressure and check the oil level and the condition of the hoses. Keep your hands away from connection points under pressure and wear the PPE (personal protective equipment) required by the risk assessment.