Enerpac releases first battery-powered split flow pump

Industrial tools and heavy lift specialist Enerpac has released its first battery-powered split-flow pump, the Enerpac SFP-B Series.

The SFP-B series is designed for multi-point heavy lifting and skidding on noise-sensitive project sites, as well as sites with limited access to power. According to Enerpac, it streamlines transport logistics, reduces setup time and gives contractors greater flexibility when operating indoors, on urban job sites and in restricted areas where emissions and noise are tightly controlled.

The pump features four split-flow outlets for double- and single-acting cylinders, with more than 75 minutes of runtime at full capacity. Its large fluid capacity removes the need for temporary power lines across the project site and, without the need for a local power supply, the SFP-B Series allows faster setup with no additional cable management needed.

“Enerpac now has a complete portfolio of split flow pumps that can be deployed wherever the project is located quickly and easily,” said Carsten Daft, senior product manager, Enerpac Heavy Lifting Technology. “From plant maintenance and shutdown operations to outdoor infrastructure and remote lifting projects, the Enerpac SFP-B gives contractors the freedom to deploy in minutes.”

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