Enerpac launches battery and diesel-powered split-flow pumps
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Enerpac launches battery and diesel-powered split-flow pumps

Enerpac has introduced two split-flow pump series for multi-point lifting and skidding applications, particularly at remote industrial sites and locations with limited access to conventional power sources.

The new SFP-B Series is battery-powered, while the SFP-D Series runs on diesel. Both operate at pressures of up to 700 bar and are designed to simplify equipment setup and provide greater control during lifting operations.

The SFP-B Series offers up to 75 minutes of runtime at full capacity and has four outlets for multi-point lifting. Its 150-litre oil reservoir supports demanding applications. The battery-powered system produces no exhaust emissions during operation and generates lower noise levels, making it suitable for indoor facilities and urban worksites.

The SFP-D Series is designed for heavy-duty outdoor lifting and skidding operations. It has a 115-litre oil reservoir and is available in four-, six- and eight-outlet configurations. The pump delivers flow rates of up to 3.6 litres per minute, with adjustable flow to help operators manage lifting operations. Forklift pockets, lifting eyes, an integrated handle and a parking brake aid transportation and positioning. Optional wheels are also available.

“Industrial lifting operations can be challenging, particularly when teams are working in remote locations or dealing with limited site infrastructure,” said Anindya Pal, Director, Enerpac India. He said the two series offered flexibility, with the battery-powered option suited to applications requiring quieter, emission-free operation and the diesel-powered system intended for demanding outdoor work.

The new pumps expand Enerpac’s range of equipment for industrial lifting and skidding. The company supplies its products through a global distributor network and offers technical support and operator training through Enerpac Academy, including its training centre in Bengaluru.

Enerpac has introduced two split-flow pump series for multi-point lifting and skidding applications, particularly at remote industrial sites and locations with limited access to conventional power sources.The new SFP-B Series is battery-powered, while the SFP-D Series runs on diesel. Both operate at pressures of up to 700 bar and are designed to simplify equipment setup and provide greater control during lifting operations.The SFP-B Series offers up to 75 minutes of runtime at full capacity and has four outlets for multi-point lifting. Its 150-litre oil reservoir supports demanding applications. The battery-powered system produces no exhaust emissions during operation and generates lower noise levels, making it suitable for indoor facilities and urban worksites.The SFP-D Series is designed for heavy-duty outdoor lifting and skidding operations. It has a 115-litre oil reservoir and is available in four-, six- and eight-outlet configurations. The pump delivers flow rates of up to 3.6 litres per minute, with adjustable flow to help operators manage lifting operations. Forklift pockets, lifting eyes, an integrated handle and a parking brake aid transportation and positioning. Optional wheels are also available.“Industrial lifting operations can be challenging, particularly when teams are working in remote locations or dealing with limited site infrastructure,” said Anindya Pal, Director, Enerpac India. He said the two series offered flexibility, with the battery-powered option suited to applications requiring quieter, emission-free operation and the diesel-powered system intended for demanding outdoor work.The new pumps expand Enerpac’s range of equipment for industrial lifting and skidding. The company supplies its products through a global distributor network and offers technical support and operator training through Enerpac Academy, including its training centre in Bengaluru.

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