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Understand hydraulics. Make the right choice.

Guidance on designs, pumps, accessories and spare parts – with references to the manufacturer catalogue.

Power Team C and CBT: general-purpose and threaded cylinders

For lifting, pressing and fixture applications, Power Team offers the single-acting C and CBT cylinders. Alongside force and stroke, selection depends particularly on mounting and the space available for the cylinder, saddle and hydraulic connection.

Power Team RA: aluminium cylinders for mobile applications

When cylinders are frequently transported and positioned on site, weight is a key selection criterion. The RA series combines an aluminium body with single-acting hydraulics and spring return.

RLS and RSS: hydraulic cylinders for low installation heights

In confined working spaces, retracted height and clearance around the connection are often more important than a particularly long stroke. Power Team offers RLS low-profile cylinders and compact RSS short-stroke cylinders for these tasks.

RH and RT: hollow-ram cylinders for pulling and pressing

A hollow-ram cylinder has a through-hole for a pulling rod or a similar component. Power Team’s RH and RT series in particular are intended for these applications.

Power Team RP: selecting a pull cylinder

The RP series is designed for hydraulic pulling tasks. Its direction of movement differs from that of a conventional single-acting push cylinder: the working pull is hydraulic, after which the spring extends the piston rod again.

R, RD, RGG and RDG: Power Team heavy-duty cylinders

For high forces, the complete application determines the appropriate cylinder series. Power Team distinguishes, among other types, load-return and hydraulic-return heavy-duty cylinders.

Locking-collar cylinders: RGL, RGP and selected R and RA models

In cylinders with a locking collar, mechanical support complements hydraulic movement. Power Team offers different designs, from aluminium cylinders to low-profile heavy-duty cylinders.

Power Team hand pumps: portable and matched to the cylinder

Hand pumps are an option for mobile work and applications without an electric or pneumatic drive. Selection depends on pressure rating, usable oil quantity, delivery per stroke and valve configuration.

Power Team PE55 and electric hydraulic pumps

Electric hydraulic pumps combine a mains-powered drive with an appropriately sized reservoir and control valve. The PE55 Vanguard series is a key Power Team family for industrial hydraulic applications.

PA55 and PA46: Power Team air-driven hydraulic pumps

Air-driven hydraulic pumps are an option where a suitable compressed-air supply is available. The PA46 and PA55 series combine an air motor with a hydraulic power unit for different cylinder applications.

PB10 and PB10 XL: compact battery hydraulic pumps

The PB10 family is designed for mobile hydraulic work without a mains cable. Different valves, reservoir sizes and supplied equipment make the exact version decisive for selection.

Power Team PB43: a battery hydraulic pump for mobile work

The PB43 family combines a 60 V battery drive with two-stage high-pressure hydraulics. Alongside delivery, the reservoir, directional valve, charger and protective frame are part of selecting the right version.

Power Team high-pressure hoses and hydraulic couplings

Hoses and couplings connect the pump and tool. Selection includes approved pressure, length, inside diameter, connection configuration and site conditions.

Pressure gauges for Power Team hydraulic systems

A gauge makes pressure in the hydraulic circuit visible. A useful measuring point combines the right range, stated accuracy, readability and mechanical connection.

Power Team valves and manifolds: defining system behaviour

A directional valve determines where oil flows and how a cylinder is controlled. Manifolds and additional valves extend the hydraulic circuit but must be specifically suited to the application.

Hydraulic jacks for machinery and maintenance

A jack’s capacity, starting height and achievable lifting height must suit the specific machine. The Power Team catalogue lists designs ranging from bottle jacks to machine jacks with a lifting toe.

Power Team workshop presses and Roll-Bed presses

For pressing work, how the workpiece is loaded and supported matters alongside force. Power Team offers different frame designs and Roll-Bed presses for larger workpieces.

Power Team pullers for bearings, gears and interference fits

To dismantle an interference fit, the puller, access and component geometry must match. Power Team offers mechanical pullers, hydraulic PH versions and PPH systems for different assembly and dismantling tasks.

Power Team hydraulic tools and C-clamps

Alongside cylinders and pumps, Power Team includes specialist tools for spreading, punching and clamping. Each application has its own requirements for tool geometry, material and controls.

Multi-point hydraulics: Power Team eSync and LM4

Multiple cylinder connections and controlled synchronous movement are different requirements. With eSync and LM4, Power Team describes two approaches that must be clearly distinguished during system selection.

Selecting hydraulic cylinders: force, stroke and the right dimensions

The right hydraulic cylinder is selected according to its task and installation. Force class alone says neither whether it will fit nor whether its return action and connections are suitable.

Which hydraulic pump suits the cylinder?

A suitable pump must provide more than the required pressure. Oil quantity, delivery, valve function and power supply must match the cylinder and application.

Distinguishing reservoir volume, usable oil and cylinder oil requirement

Pump catalogues often show several volume figures side by side. For system selection, the decisive factor is how much oil the pump can actually provide for the connected working travel.

Finding Power Team spare parts by model and document revision

The full model designation is the best starting point for spare parts searches. Reliable identification also requires nameplate data, configuration and the appropriate revision of the parts document.

Power Team maintenance and service at WSD

Well-maintained hydraulic components are easier to assess and service in a targeted way. The exact equipment version, a clear fault description and the relevant manufacturer documents help with service enquiries.