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Single-acting high-tonnage hydraulic cylinder delivering 550 kN of force over a 100 mm stroke. The integrated lock nut holds the load mechanically, even if hydraulic pressure is lost.

High Tonnage Hydraulic Cylinder, 550 kN, 100 mm Stroke - Enerpac HCL504

ENERPAC Original product
Net price (excl. VAT)
€1,555.51 €1,307.15
Item ENP-HCL504
Manufacturer no. HCL504
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Product data
Manufacturer no.HCL504
Country of originUnited States
ConditionNew
Artikel
ENP-HCL504

The HCL504 lifts and supports heavy loads with 550 kN of force across a 100 mm stroke, then secures the position purely mechanically. The threaded lock nut takes over load holding, so the load stays fixed even if pressure drops.

Benefits

  • Lock nut holds the load mechanically, independent of hydraulic pressure
  • Low-friction locking rings turn easily and save time and effort
  • Withstands up to 10% side load across 90% of the stroke
  • Hardened surface resists side loading and cyclic wear
  • Overflow port limits the stroke and prevents plunger blow-out
  • Weather protected for indoor and outdoor use
  • Certified lifting eyes and base mounting holes for safe handling

Technical data

  • Capacity: 550 kN
  • Stroke: 100 mm
  • Collapsed height: 214 mm
  • Action: single-acting, with lock nut
  • Operating pressure: 700 bar
  • Weight: 22 kg
  • Series: HCL
More Information
Hersteller-Nr HCL504
Manufacturer Enerpac
Country of Manufacture United States
Weight 22.000000
Hinweis Industriewerkzeuge
GPSR Herstellerdaten Enerpac GmbH, Willstätterstraße 13, DE-40549 Düsseldorf, www.enerpac.com
Artikel-Authentizität Original product
Artikelzustand New
Series HCL
Kapazität, kN 500-1000 kN
Position sensing No