Powapak Air Ultra Operating Manual

Instruction Sheet
PowaPakTM Air Power Console

AU - Air Ultra
Page 1 of 45 T-ENG0071-AE
SECTION: DESCRIPTION:
1 INTRODUCTION Page 3
2 SAFETY Page 4
3 SPECIFICATION Page 7
4 PRE START-UP CHECKS Page 8
5 OPERATION Page 13
6 PRESSURE FLUIDS Page 15
7 GENERAL MAINTENANCE GUIDE Page 17
8 FAULT FINDING Page 19
9 APPENDICES Page 20
10 CONTACTS Page 36
SECTION 1
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Product:
This pneumatic – hydraulic pump system is designed for use with Hydratight
hydraulic torque equipment; the pump system has been optimised to torque
tighten or break loose any application within a minimal time frame while still
maintaining a safe and reliable product.
1.2 Components:
Listed below are some of the key components and assemblies used in this
system.
The key items are:

 Air motor.
 Exhaust silencer.
 Drive shaft & housing assembly.
 Hydraulic radial piston elements.
 Pneumatically activated directional control valve.
 Adjustable pressure relief valve.
 690bar (10000psi) Pressure gauge.
 Remote pendant.
 Enclosure frame.
 Air filter - regulator and lubrication set including gauge.
 Return line filter.
 Heat exchanger.
1.3 Principle of operation:

An air driven motor produces rotation to a drive shaft; the drive shaft in turn
rotates and reacts with three radial piston-pumping elements. Oil flow is
dictated by the speed of the motor shaft. The first stage piston-pumping
element produces high flow at low pressure; the second stage piston-pumping
element produces lower flow for medium pressure and finally the third piston-
pumping element produces low flow for high pressure. The flow to the torque
wrench is controlled via a directional control manifold block, fitted with a
solenoid valve. A handheld operators pendant controls the system operation
and function.
1.4 Training:
Anyone who uses and operates this system must be suitably competent, if in
doubt contact Hydratight for training information and schedules.
1.5 Safety:
Although the pump system has been designed with operator safety in mind,
the system itself still requires the operator to be vigilant upon use, therefore
ensure that all the following safety instructions (See Section2) have been read
and understood! Contact Hydratight if in doubt.
SECTION 2
SAFETY
Read all instruction, warnings, and cautions carefully. Follow all
safety precautions to avoid personal injury or property damage
during system operation. Hydratight Limited cannot be held
responsible for damage or injury resulting from unsafe use, lack of
maintenance or incorrect product and/or system operation. Contact Hydratight
Limited if in doubt as to the safety precautions and operations. Failure to
comply with the following cautions and warnings could result in equipment
damage and personal injury.
Eye protection must be worn when using this equipment.
Gloves must be worn when using this equipment.
Ear protection must be worn, SEE SECTION 3 “Specification”
System must be at zero pressure before disconnecting couplings.

Check integrity of connections before applying any hydraulic pressure.
Do not apply hydraulic pressure to non-connected fittings.
Do not unscrew any nipples, couplings or fittings under hydraulic pressure.
SECTION 2
SAFETY
Do not exceed the maximum working pressure of system.
Place the pump on a secure flat surface.
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Avoid sharp bends and kinks when routing the hydraulic hoses.
Never leave the system unattended when under pressure.
When the system is under hydraulic pressure DO NOT STAND

IN LINE with the direction of the force on the fastener. This is a
danger area. Keep this area clear of personnel at all times!
Ensure the hydraulic pressure gauge has a valid calibration certificate.
Do not handle pressurised hydraulic hoses.
Only use hydraulic hoses and fittings pressure rated to this system.
SECTION 2
SAFETY
Ensure that the pump motor is not kept under load for excessive
periods of time, as this will generate excess heat. Monitor the tank
reservoir temperature and do not let the oil temperature exceed 80
degrees “C”.
Any hoses, couplings, or fittings connected to this system must

be clean and free from debris - contamination.
Ensure the pneumatic source is adequate for the pump system. SEE
SECTION 3 “Specification” for pneumatic source requirements.
Care should be taken when adjusting the main pressure valve after the
pump system has been running for a long period of time as the
directional control manifold block and surrounding areas can become
hot “dependant on duty cycle”. Gloves should always be worn when
operating this equipment.
To help prevent pump failure, check reservoir fluid prior to operation.
Manual handling shall be the only method of moving – carrying this

product, see local legislation for manual lifting capacities. Under no
circumstances shall this product be carried – moved or transported by
crane via the frame. Lifting by slings via the frame is also prohibited.
SECTION 3
SPECIFICATION
Air Motor 3.0kW (4hp)
Hydraulic Pump Output (Stage1) 7.5lpm (1.6gpm) > 80bar (1160psi)
(Stage2) 3.8lpm (0.8gpm) > 290bar (4205psi)
(Stage3) 1.0lpm (0.2gpm) > 690bar (10000psi)
Max Pressure Output “Port A” 690bar (10000psi)
Max Pressure Output “Port B” 110bar (1595psi)
Pneumatic Source Input Requirements 5bar (72psi) @ 1700lpm (374gpm)
ISO VG15 to 68 & Biodegradable “SEE
Hydraulic Oil Classification
SECTIONS 6 & 9.1” Pressure Fluids
Ambient Start-up Temperature -20C (-4F) to 40C (104F)
Max Ambient Temperature 64 C (147 F)
Maximum Oil Reservoir Capacity 10.0 Litres (2.2Gallons UK)
Oil Reservoir Minimum Fill Capacity 7.0 Litres (1.5Gallons UK)
Overall Height 466.0MM (18.34In)
Diameter Ø375.0MM (Ø14.76In)
Complete Pump System Weight 37KG (81.5 lbs) (aluminium system without
oil)
44KG (97.0 lbs) (aluminium system with oil)
39KG (86.0 Ibs) (stainless system without oil)
46KG (101.4 lbs) (stainless system with oil)
Hand Held Control Pendent Length 6.0M (19.6ft)
“Standard” (Other Lengths Available)
Noise Level 82db – 86db (standard cycle) operator
protection levels should be calculated using
this and background noise levels. Operator
exposure times calculated accordingly.
SECTION 4
PRE START-UP CHECKS
4.1 Oil Reservoir:
Check oil level in reservoir. If required,
fill the oil reservoir via the filler point
until oil is seen in the sight “bubble”
glass. Do not remove the oil filler
catcher when filling. Fill the reservoir
with clean mineral oil or appropriate
equivalent oil; see “SECTIONS 6 & 9.1
PRESSURE FLUIDS” for suitable oils.
Replace the filler cap when completed.
In operation do not let the oil level
fall below the sight “bubble” glass
level.
4.2 Pneumatic Supply:

Check the correct pneumatic supply has been
sourced and matches that of the pump system
requirements. See “SECTION 3 SPECIFICATION”.
After connecting to air source, check and if required
set the input air pressure via the regulator. Pull cap
and adjust regulator “clockwise” to increase air
pressure. Snap cap down when finished.
MAX AIR PRESSURE INPUT 10.0bar (145psi)
4.3 Pneumatic Connection:

If the power pack is located some distance from the
supply compressor, ensure the supply hose – piping
is kept as short as possible to avoid pressure drops,
ensure the bore size of the hose – piping is
adequate for the volumetric pump requirement. See
“SECTION 3 SPECIFICATION”.
AIR INLET ½”BSP
SECTION 4
PRE START-UP CHECKS
4.4 Air Lubrication:
Check and fill if required the air lubrication bowl, note minimum and maximum
oil fill level markings on bowl. Use ISOVG10 – 32, set the drip frequency for a
minimum of two drips per minute. In cold conditions the drip rate should be
increased to help avoid the air motor freezing up.
Do not run the system without lubrication.
FILL POINT ADJUSTMENT
Filling, and Topping up

Initial fill will be quicker if the bowl is removed (see above) by screwing ¼ turn
anticlockwise. Top up and replace bowl. For final top up, the screw can be
removed, and oil poured in gently until full, then the screw can be replaced.
Note : The screw indicated above can be removed and the unit topped up
whilst the pump air pressure is on, if necessary.
4.5 Air Filtration:

The Air Filter Regulator unit is fitted with an automatic drain, so should not
need checking at regular intervals to empty contents. It may be prudent
however to fit a plastic pipe to the base of the unit and lead it away to a safe
area for dispersing captured fluid.
NOTE! The bowl will disperse its contents under pressure if emptied
while connected to air source.
SECTION 4
PRE START-UP CHECKS
4.6 Hydraulic Connection:
The pump system is fitted with 690bar (10000psi) capacity connections.

Ensure connections and hose assembly are fitted correctly. All connections
should be clean and free from any debris.
PARKER COUPLINGS
RETRACT RETURN LINE

110bar (1595psi)
PORT “B”
ADVANCE PRESSURE LINE

0-690bar (0-10000psi)
PORT “A”
CEJN COUPLINGS
RETRACT RETURN LINE

110bar (1595psi)
PORT “B”
ADVANCE PRESSURE LINE

0-690bar (0-10000psi)
PORT “A”
4.7 Pendant Operation:
Before operation, ensure you have read and fully understand the function of
the hand held operator’s pendent.
NOTE! The pendant below supersedes and replaces earlier designs before
MAY 2008. Replacement pendant part No PAPKPAC06000
Pump Start (Air Motor ON), when switched to the “ON” position “as shown”
the pump system will be in the retract mode until the tool advance trigger is
pressed.
MOTOR ON / OFF
RED actuator is located against face (MOTOR OFF)
RED actuator is located against inside face (MOTOR ON)
ADVANCE / RETRACT
Push and hold down the valve direction button, this will direct the hydraulic
flow to the advance position.
Releasing the valve direction button will direct the hydraulic flow to the retract
position.
Dissipate System Pressure

Ensure the RED actuator is located against face (MOTOR OFF)
Push and hold down the valve actuation button until the main (hydraulic)
pressure gauge displays ZERO pressure, release once achieved.
SECTION 5
OPERATION
5.1 Setting Main Relief Valve:
To ensure the relief valve has been set correctly, the following procedure
should be carried out: NOTE! This should not be carried out while the
wrench is connected to fastener.
 Determine what pressure or “torque value if torque overlay is being

used” the main system relief is to be set to.
 Wind the main system relief “anti-clockwise” until it becomes loose.
 Switch the pump system on via the actuator on the operators’ pendant;
press and hold down the “ADVANCE” button on the operators’
pendant. With the button held down, slowly wind the main system relief
valve “clockwise” until the desired value is achieved on the high
pressure gauge; release the “ADVANCE” button.
 Press and hold the “ADVANCE” button again to check the setting is
correct, adjust if required.
 Wind the locking nut “clockwise” against washers to ensure the valve
does not move in operation. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN!
The system is now ready for operation.
5.2 Application:
Apply appropriate tooling to the application, by pressing and releasing the
“ADVANCE” button the application can be completed. See relevant operation
manual for correct usage of tooling. Upon the application being completed
switch the air motor “OFF” via the operator’s pendant then press the
“ADVANCE” button; this will release any hydraulic pressure in the system.
Ensure the high pressure gauge is showing zero pressure.
SECTION 6
PRESSURE FLUIDS
6.1 Pressure Fluids General Information:
It’s very important that the correct specification of pressure fluid has been
selected to suit the operational environment where the pump system is to be
operated.
The operational behaviours of a hydraulic system depend upon the quality of

the hydraulic fluids. The selection of the hydraulic fluid is determined by the
operating conditions of the system such as: -
 Temperature (SEE SECTION 9.1: APPENDIX A Viscosity
Classification)
 Nomenclature (some pressure fluids may be unacceptable because of
undesired reactions with metals, seals, etc.)
 Kind of operation (i.e. ecologically compatible pressure fluid)
 Associated fields (use of readily available fluids)
6.2 Filtration:
Failure of a hydraulic system can be caused by contamination of fine wear
particles or larger. i.e.. swarf, ingress, etc. It is important that the cleanliness
of the hydraulic fluid is maintained, and continuously checked, as this has a
direct impact on the repeatable accuracy of the system, and correct operation
of the control valves.
It is important to be aware that fresh fluid from the “barrel” does not always
fulfil the standards of cleanliness.
Do not remove the oil filter when filling system.
6.3 Service Intervals Of Pressure Fluids:

The hydraulic fluid being used should be changed frequently to maintain
optimum system operation, the following guideline is based on standard
operation utilising hydraulic torque wrenches.
 250hrs (mineral oil)

 Systems that see continual use i.e. Continued use over a three shift
“24hr” work pattern should have the pressure fluid changed out 150hrs
(mineral oils only).
 At least annually
 Hydraulic fluid discolouration, possible contamination.
6.4 Draining Of Pressure Fluids:
The hydraulic reservoir should be fully
drained when renewing oil, or for shipping
purposes. Remove the oil filler cap; ensure
you have suitable capacity oil capture
equipment; the minimum fill capacity is
7.0litres (1.5gallons UK). Remove the
reservoir draining plug and let oil drain, re-fit
draining plug. If draining for the purpose of
shipping, label unit with the comments
“SHIPPED WITH NO OIL”. If renewing the
oil, fill with appropriate hydraulic oil “SEE
SECTION 9.1: APPENDIX A Viscosity
Classification” re-fit filler oil cap. Also “SEE
SECTION 6.6 Change Of Pressure Fluids”
6.5 Fluid Disposal:

Ensure all fluids are disposed of in accordance with local environmental health
and safety practices, if in doubt contact your local authority for guidance.
6.6 Change Of Pressure Fluids:

Mixing different kinds of pressure fluids can cause reactions such as
“sludging” – “gumming” etc. Therefore the complete hydraulic system should
be filled with a same type of pressure fluid. Once the system has been filled,
circulate the hydraulic fluid by connecting a hydraulic twin line hose to the
pump connections, connect the other end of the twin line hose together, the
system should be run for a five to ten minute period to circulate the oil
thoroughly.
6.7 Viscosity Classification:

Guides for selections are: -
 (ISO VG15) Systems intended for continuous operation (for use in the
open, operation in cool climate).
Min temperature during start up not lower than -20 C
 (ISO VG22, VG32) General application (for use in the open, operation
in warm climate).
 (ISOVG46, VG68) Systems in hot climate, at ambient temperature up
to 40 C or closed rooms
Max temperature during start up not higher than +50 C
SECTION 7
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
GUIDE
7.1 Hydraulic connections:
All hydraulic connections should be checked for leaks, damage, etc, any
connections found to be leaking or faulty are to be replaced immediately.
The system should be pressure tested prior to use.
7.2 Hydraulic Oil Filtration:

The hydraulic oil filter on this system is built into
the return line “back to tank”; this filter should be
inspected for contaminants when an oil change is
carried out SEE SECTION 6 “PRESSURE
FLUIDS”. The filter element is not reusable
therefore a new element should be fitted each time.
7.3 Oil levels:

Oil levels should be checked frequently, also the
quality of oil i.e. contamination from use etc. The system should also be
checked for leakage of oils, any leak paths found should be stopped at
source, parts changed etc. Any oils used to top up the system must that of the
same type currently in use. SEE SECTION 6 “PRESSURE FLUIDS”.
7.4 Exhaust Silencer - Filter

The exhaust silencer filter element can be
changed out if found to be damaged or oil –
water contaminated, a contaminated filter
element can effect the efficiency of the system.
Remove the plastic cap, the filter element can

then be unscrewed “anti-clockwise”, the filter is
not reusable therefore a new element should be
fitted.
NOTE! As a result of expanding air from the

motor, the filter element will condensate and
disperse water droplets onto the tank lid, this
does not affect the efficiency of the unit,
however, it should be cleaned off periodically.
SECTION 7
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
GUIDE
7.5 Storage:
The complete system should be stored in a dry “safe from damage”
environment.
7.5 Serial No :
Each pump system has a unique serial number; the number is located on the
tank lid. Please use this number if contacting Hydratight.
7.6 General:
The complete system should be cleaned down to remove any debris and oil
contaminates which accumulate upon use. This can be carried out with dry
wipers. Any parts found to be missing or damaged should be reported
immediately.
7.7 Shipping:
If the unit is to be shipped, the oil should be drained from the reservoir, the
system should be despatched in an upright position, and maintained in this
position throughout its journey.
7.8 Fluids & Components Disposal: Ensure all fluids and components
are disposed of in accordance with local environmental health and safety
practices, if in doubt contact your local authority for guidance.
If the pump system requires repair work or replacement parts, contact

Hydratight for local service centres and supply of parts.
SECTION 8
FAULT FINDING
Problem Possible Cause Solution
Increase pressure – volume of air SEE

Pump will not run Inadequate air supply
SECTION 3
Air system of the pump Check – clean all parts on the air inlet side of
contaminated the pump
Repair – change vanes in air motor and or
check that motor is not seized due to long
Air motor seized
periods of standing in-between use and thus
causing the vanes not to rotate
Increase pressure – volume of air SEE
Pump runs slowly Inadequate air supply
SECTION 3
Check oil level and drip frequency setting on
Inadequate air lubrication
the lubricator SEE SECTION 4
Low oil level Check oil and top up SEE SECTION 6
Return line filter contaminated -
Check – replace accordingly
blocked
Unit builds pressure Increase pressure – volume of air SEE
Inadequate air supply
slowly. SECTION 3
Flush thoroughly and replace oil
Oil contamination SEE SECTIONS 6.4 & 6.6 for draining &
changing pressure fluids
Manually open pressure relief valve “anti-
clockwise” until loose. Switch the pump on,
press on hold the advance button, and at the
Pressure relief valve
same time slowly close the pressure relief
malfunctioning
valve “clockwise” until 690bar has been
achieved. If pressure is not achieved then
replace valve
Manifold seals yielded – main
relief valve damaged due to pump Pump to be returned to Hydratight for
being used above specified complete overhaul
temperature rating
Flush thoroughly and replace oil
Pressure gauge
Oil contamination SEE SECTIONS 6.4 & 6.6 for draining &
fluctuating
changing pressure fluids
Manually open pressure relief valve “anti-
clockwise” until loose. Switch the pump on,
press on hold the advance button, and at the
Pressure relief valve
same time slowly close the pressure relief
malfunctioning
valve “clockwise” until 690bar – 10000psi has
been achieved. If pressure is not achieved
then replace valve
Check with master gauge – replace
Faulty gauge
accordingly
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.1 Temperature / Viscosity Curve:
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APPENDICES
9.2 Hydraulic – Pneumatic Schematic (Standard Pump)
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.3 Sub-Sea Conversion
This section covers a sub-sea conversion of a standard “topside” configured
pump. This will enable the pump to operate in conjunction with a remotely
operated three port hydraulic valve. This conversion is based on modifying the
pneumatic circuit of the pump via the pendant, additional pneumatic
components are required and the kit can be supplied as described below
under part number PAPKSSCK.
Once fitted, this conversion enables the pump operator to select between
“topside” or “sub-sea” functionality via a switch position air valve.
Sub-Sea Conversion Kit (PAPKSSCK) contains the following items: -
Description Part Number Qty

“Finger” valve (push fit) PAPKSSV1 1
“OR” valve (push fit) PAPKSSV2 1
M/F Stem elbow (push fit) PAPKSE 2
M/F/F Tee (push fit) PAPKTEE 1
4mm Tube RED PAPKSST1 1
4mm Tub GREEN PAPKSST2 1
M4 St St cap head 25mm Long BSHCM04-025-SS 2
M4 Nylock Nut BNLNSSM04 2
Valve Operation Label PAPKSSVOL 1
This conversion is based on the pendant design (POST MAY 2008) shown
below with the pneumatic layout.
Conversion Procedure
Drill frame cross support and
fit “OR” valve with M4 x
25mm screws & nyloc nuts
Fit “push in” right Connect new

angle tee into “OR” GREEN hose
Attach label to top face of valve. Connect from air
motor air valve exisiting pendant supply in to
GREEN hose into right angle
tee as shown tee as shown
Fit (2 off) “push in”
right angled elbows
into “OR” valve as
shown
Fit “push in” OR” valve into
banjo as shown
“OR” VALVE
Connect existing pendant

RED hose into the “OR”
valve lower port as shown
Connect new RED hose

from “OR” valve outlet
into “finger”valve port as
shown
Completed Conversion
Operation Modes
Topside: -
In this mode the operation of the pump is that of a standard hydraulic wrench
operation as stipulated in SECTION 4.7 “Pendant Operation”
Sub Sea: -
In this mode the air motor ON – OFF via the actuator on the pendant functions
as the standard operation, however when the advance button is pressed it
actuates the pneumatic “OR” valve which in turn locks the hydraulic system
onto the advance line; producing constant flow to the three position sub sea
valve. From here the hydraulic flow will be controlled via the diver “sub sea”.
Mode Selector
Use the “finger” valve selector to change the mode from “topside” to “sub sea”
operation. (Shown above in “topside” mode)
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.4 Hydraulic – Pneumatic Schematic (Sub-Sea Conversion)
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SECTION 9
APPENDICES
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SECTION 9
9.6 General Assembly (CEJN Coupling system)

APPENDICES
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SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.7 Air Filter – Regulator – Lubrication Assembly
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.8 Tool Valve Assembly
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.10 Gauge Pipe Set Assembly
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.11 Drive Shaft Assembly
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.12 Pipe Set 1
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.13 Pipe Set 2
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.14 Pipe Set 3
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.15 Parker – Pioneer Coupling System Assembly
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.16 CEJN Coupling System Assembly
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.17 Service Kits
Service Kit Standard (PAPKSKS)

Contains the following: -
Description Part Number Qty

Tank gasket PAPKTG 1
Bubble sight glass PA7STOSG 1
Drain plug PA7STP 1
Bonded seal 900bar PEPC6103300X 5
Return line filter Element PA7SRFE 1
Air Regulator Filter Element PA7SAFRE 1
Air Regulator Gauge PA7SAFRG 1
Filler Cap Assembly PA7STFC 1
Exhaust Silencer PA7SES 1
Tank lid bung 1 (small) PA7STLB1 4
Tank lid bung 2 (large) PA7STLB2 2
Items also considered for service are listed below and

should be ordered separately. (Not part of standard kit)
Description Part Number

Tool Valve Block PA7STV1-2
Twinline Hose 700bar (4.6M) HHSWX1-4UK
Air Motor Service Kit PAAPC10AM6-11ASK
# Coupling Kit CEJN QDCJ117KIT
# Coupling Kit Parker QDPPKIT
Pendant Assembly PAPKPAC06000
Gauge 700bar PA7SG
# Order coupling system as appropriate.
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.18 Warranty:
Hydratight warrants to the original purchaser only that the product

manufactured by it will be free of defects in design, materials and
workmanship for three years from the date on which the product is delivered
to the original purchaser. EXCEPT AS STATED IN THIS WARRANTY,
HYDRATIGHT DOES NOT MAKE AND DISCLAIMS ALL EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
MERCHANTABILITY OF THE PRODUCT, ITS FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ITS DESIGN, CONDITION OR WORKMANSHIP.
Hydratight’s obligation under this warranty is limited to replacing or restoring
(at Hydratight’s election) any product that is returned intact to it, or to one of
its authorised service stations with transportation costs prepaid, within that
warranty period, and that is disclosed, to Hydratight’s satisfaction, to be
defective after its examination.
The original purchaser is responsible for maintaining and replacing field

serviceable items such as oil and air filters and fluids. The warranty shall not
apply to any product that has been repaired or altered outside of the
Hydratight factory or authorised service stations, or has been subject to
misuse or abuse, negligence or accident, or has been installed or used not in
accordance with instructions furnished with the product by Hydratight.
HYDRATIGHT WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT,

INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY CHARACTER AS
A RESULTS OF A BREACH OF ITS WARRANTY, INCLUDING WITHOUT
LIMITATION: INCONVENIENCE, TRANSPORTATION COSTS, LOSS OF
PROFITS, PROPERTY DAMAGE OR LOST PRODUCTION, WHETHER
SUFFERED BY THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER OR ANY THIRD PARTY.
Hydratight’s maximum liability under any circumstances will be the purchase
price of the product paid by the original purchaser. Hydratight neither
assumes nor authorises any person to assume for it any or greater liability in
connection with the sale of it products.
Any provision in this limited warranty, including any provision limiting or

excluding legal remedies or warranties of merchantability or fitness for
purpose, is not applicable where expressly prohibited by local law, but only to
the extent so prohibited.
Any action for breach of this warranty, regardless of the legal theory of the
action, must be brought within one year after the date breach.
Documentation of the date of delivery to the original purchaser and serial
number is required with all requests for warranty. Contact Customer Service
for a “Return Refurb” form and shipping instructions. Product returned without
this will not be accepted.
SECTION 9
APPENDICES
9.19 Declaration Of Conformity
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
MANUFACTURER: Hydratight Operations Limited
5 Coopies Field,
Morpeth,
Northumberland,
NE61 6JT
England.
PRODUCTS COVERED: “PowaPak AU” (Pneumatic Torque Wrench

Power Pack)
______________________________________________________________
The conformity applies to the following Directives.

(1) Machinery directive (98/37/EC)
In combination the assessment of conformity is based on the following harmonized
Standards:
(1) EN 292-1 & 2 Safety of Machinery
(2) EN 982 Safety requirements for fluid power systems and their
components - Hydraulics
The pump covered by this certification has been assessed and tested in
accordance with Hydratight Operations Limited ISO 9001: 2000 quality
management system.
This equipment must not be put into use until the machinery into which it is to
be incorporated has been declared in conformity with the necessary
directives.
Date: 16-05-06 ………………………………

PHIL MAXTED
DIRECTOR
SECTION 10
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What are the main components of the system?

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What is the principle of operation of the system?

What is the principle of operation of the system?

Instruction Sheet

PowaPakTM Air Power Console

4 PRE START-UP CHECKS Page 8

6 PRESSURE FLUIDS Page 15

7 GENERAL MAINTENANCE GUIDE Page 17

8 FAULT FINDING Page 19

The key items are:

1.3 Principle of operation:

Eye protection must be worn when using this equipment.

Gloves must be worn when using this equipment.

Ear protection must be worn, SEE SECTION 3 “Specification”

System must be at zero pressure before disconnecting couplings.

Do not apply hydraulic pressure to non-connected fittings.

Do not unscrew any nipples, couplings or fittings under hydraulic pressure.

Place the pump on a secure flat surface.

Never leave the system unattended when under pressure.

When the system is under hydraulic pressure DO NOT STAND

Ensure the hydraulic pressure gauge has a valid calibration certificate.

Do not handle pressurised hydraulic hoses.

Any hoses, couplings, or fittings connected to this system must

To help prevent pump failure, check reservoir fluid prior to operation.

Manual handling shall be the only method of moving – carrying this

4.2 Pneumatic Supply:

MAX AIR PRESSURE INPUT 10.0bar (145psi)

4.3 Pneumatic Connection:

AIR INLET ½”BSP

Filling, and Topping up

4.5 Air Filtration:

The pump system is fitted with 690bar (10000psi) capacity connections.

RETRACT RETURN LINE

ADVANCE PRESSURE LINE

RETRACT RETURN LINE

ADVANCE PRESSURE LINE

RED actuator is located against inside face (MOTOR ON)

Dissipate System Pressure

 Determine what pressure or “torque value if torque overlay is being

 Wind the main system relief “anti-clockwise” until it becomes loose.

The system is now ready for operation.

Ensure the high pressure gauge is showing zero pressure.

The operational behaviours of a hydraulic system depend upon the quality of

Do not remove the oil filter when filling system.

6.3 Service Intervals Of Pressure Fluids:

 250hrs (mineral oil)

6.5 Fluid Disposal:

6.6 Change Of Pressure Fluids:

6.7 Viscosity Classification:

7.2 Hydraulic Oil Filtration:

7.3 Oil levels:

7.4 Exhaust Silencer - Filter

Remove the plastic cap, the filter element can

NOTE! As a result of expanding air from the

If the pump system requires repair work or replacement parts, contact

Increase pressure – volume of air SEE

Sub-Sea Conversion Kit (PAPKSSCK) contains the following items: -

Description Part Number Qty