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Dual Motor Heavy Duty Hydraulic Power Unit

Dual-motor hydraulic power unit with a multi-circuit valve manifold and large reservoir. Listed power, flow and tank values describe an illustrative configuration.

Motor power
2 x 15 kW
Max. flow
2 x 63 L/min
Working pressure
25 MPa
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Product overview

This heavy-duty hydraulic power unit carries two large vertically mounted electric motors with pumps on opposite sides of a heavy steel reservoir, connected through a long silver valve manifold holding a bank of solenoid-operated valves. Two pressure-filter canisters and heavy-duty piping sit on the tank top, and a large enclosure is mounted on the tank front for central wiring. The figures below are an illustrative configuration provided for reference and can be customized to your application; contact us to confirm the final design.

Product overview

A dual-motor heavy-duty hydraulic power unit configuration built around a large steel reservoir. Two vertically mounted electric motors with pumps are arranged on opposite sides of the tank, feeding a long valve manifold with a bank of solenoid-operated directional valves and a central electrical enclosure on the tank front.

The performance figures listed here are an illustrative configuration and can be customized to your application.

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Provide your required flow, working pressure, tank capacity and number of circuits so the dual-motor arrangement, manifold and reservoir can be confirmed for your equipment.

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Specifications

Motor power
2 x 15 kW
Max. flow
2 x 63 L/min
Working pressure
25 MPa
Tank capacity
400 L
Control circuits
8 circuits
Cooling
Passive tank dissipation
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Applications

  • Heavy-duty hydraulic systems
  • Mining equipment
  • Steel and metallurgy
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Selection notes

Explain whether the motors run independently or together and which functions operate simultaneously. Review circuit allocation, heat dissipation, electrical supply and access around the reservoir before finalising the system drawing.