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HCR heavy-duty hydraulic cylinder rated at 3036 kN with 50 mm stroke. Replaceable bearings guide the plunger across the full stroke and certified lifting eyes ease handling.

High Tonnage Hydraulic Cylinder, 3036 kN, 50 mm Stroke - Enerpac HCR3002

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Item ENP-HCR3002
Manufacturer no. HCR3002
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Product data
Manufacturer no.HCR3002
Country of originUnited States
ConditionNew
Artikel
ENP-HCR3002

For heavy-duty use the HCR3002 provides 3036 kN of force at 50 mm stroke. The hardened surface absorbs up to 10% side load and stands up to cyclic operation.

Benefits

  • Fast advance and retract for short cycle times
  • Up to 10% side-load resistance over the full cylinder capacity
  • Hardened surface resists side loading and cyclic wear
  • Weather-protected design for indoor and outdoor use
  • Replaceable upper and lower bearings for stability throughout the stroke
  • Certified lifting eyes, base mounting holes and collar threads

Technical data

  • Pressing force: 3036 kN
  • Stroke: 50 mm
  • Operating pressure: 700 bar
  • Weight: 159 kg
  • Series: HCR

Applications

Suited to heavy lifting, pressing and positioning tasks in plant, machinery and bridge construction. The high side-load resistance and certified anchor points support use under demanding conditions.

More Information
Hersteller-Nr HCR3002
Manufacturer Enerpac
Country of Manufacture United States
Weight 159.000000
Hinweis Industriewerkzeuge
GPSR Herstellerdaten Enerpac GmbH, Willstätterstraße 13, DE-40549 Düsseldorf, www.enerpac.com
Artikel-Authentizität Original product
Artikelzustand New
Series HCR
Kapazität, kN over 2000 kN
Position sensing No