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Safety instructions
When used correctly, hydraulic
power is one of the safest
methods of applying force to
your work. And to that end we
offer some DOs and DONTs,
simple common sense points
which apply to practically all
Enerpac hydraulic products.
Lift slowly and check often
Avoid standing in the line of
force
Anticipate possible problems
and take steps to avoid them.
The line drawings and application
photos of Enerpac products
throughout our catalog are used to
portray how some of our customers
have used hydraulics in industry.
In designing similar systems, care
must be taken to select the proper
components that provide safe
operation and fit your needs. Check
to see if all safety measures have
been taken to avoid the risk of
injury and property damage from
your application or system.
Enerpac can not be held
responsible for damage or injury,
caused by unsafe use,
maintenance or application of its
products. Please contact the
Enerpac office or a representative
for guidance when you are in doubt
as to the proper safety precautions
to be taken in designing and setting
up your particular system.
In addition to these tips, every
Enerpac product comes with
instructions spelling out specific
safety information. Please read
them carefully.
Jacks
Provide a level
and solid support
for the entire jack
base area.

The entire jack
saddle must be in
contact with the
load. Movement
of the load to be
in the same
direction as jack
plunger.

Never place any
part of your body
under the load.
Ensure the load is
on a solid support
before venturing
under.

Remove the jack
handle when it is
not being used.

Cylinders
Provide a solid
support for the
entire cylinder
base area. Use
cylinder base
attachment for
more stability.

The entire
cylinder saddle
must be in
contact with the
load. Movement
of the cylinder
must be parallel
with the
movement of the
load.

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Do not use
cylinder without
saddle. This will
cause plunger to
mushroom.
Saddles distribute
load evenly on
the plunger.

As with jacks,
never place any
part of your body
under the load.
Load must be on
cribbing before
venturing under.

Always protect
cylinder threads
for use with
attachments.

Keep hydraulic
equipment away
from open fire
and temperatures
above 65 C
(150F).

General

Always read
instructions and
safety warnings
that come with
your Enerpac
hydraulic
equipment.

Dont override the
factory setting of
relief valves.
Always use a
gauge to check
system pressure.

Pumps
Dont use handle
extenders. Hand
pumps should be
easy to operate
when used
correctly.

Close release
valve finger tight.
Using force will
ruin the valve.

Fill pump only to
recommended
level. Fill only
when connected
cylinder is fully
retracted.

Use only genuine
Enerpac hydraulic
oil. Wrong fluid
can destroy seals
and pump and will
render your
warranty null and
void your
guarantee.

Hoses and Couplers
Clean both
coupler parts
before
connecting. Use
dust caps when
coupler parts are
not connected.

Detach cylinder
only when fully
retracted or use
shut-off valves or
safety valves to
lock-in cylinder
pressure.

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Keep hoses away
from the area
beneath loads.

Dont kink hoses.
Bending radius
should be at least
115 millimetres.
Dont drive over
or drop heavy
objects on hoses.

Dont lift hydraulic
equipment by the
hoses.

Never allow the
cylinder to be
lifted off of the
ground through
the couplers.

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