Enerpac XC-Series, Cordless Hydraulic Pumps

How to Choose an Enerpac XC-Series Cordless Pump

• Max pressure (PSI) — XC-Series units are rated to 10,000 PSI (700 bar); confirm your cylinder, torque wrench, or press shares that rating so the pump and tool match.
• Usable oil capacity — the oil delivered between the minimum and maximum levels must exceed the full-extension volume of every cylinder on the circuit, or the ram will stall short of stroke.
• Flow rate (GPM/CID) — higher flow shortens cycle time; match it to the tool so a torque wrench ratchets at a usable speed without overshooting.
• Valve function — a 3-way valve runs single-acting (spring- or load-return) tools, while a 4-way valve powers double-acting cylinders in both directions; pick the valve that matches your tool action.
• Port size and thread — confirm the outlet port and coupler thread so your hoses and quick couplers seat without an adapter.
• Battery and runtime — verify battery voltage, charger, and the number of cycles per charge for the duty you expect in the field.

Which Enerpac Pump Is Right for the Job?

The XC-Series earns its place when there is no outlet or compressor on site — pole-line work, remote pipeline flanges, and mobile service trucks. When wall power is available and you want faster cycles or longer continuous duty, step to a corded unit. The Enerpac ZE-Series electric hydraulic pumps and the higher-flow Enerpac ZE6-Series electric hydraulic pumps suit shop benches and repeated torque-wrench cycles, while the Enerpac ZU-Series electric pumps deliver high oil flow for fast cylinder advance. For lifting or pressing several points at once, the Enerpac SFP-Series split flow hydraulic pumps feed multiple synchronized outlets from one drive.

Complete the System

A cordless pump is the power source; the rest of the circuit determines whether it performs. Run high-pressure hydraulic hoses rated to 10,000 PSI from the pump to the tool, and connect them with hydraulic quick couplers so you can swap cylinders and wrenches without bleeding the line. Keep the oil clean with hydraulic filters, top off from a hydraulic reservoir tank, and for fixed installations that drive rotary loads, pair the system with hydraulic motors.

Cross-Referencing an Obsolete Cordless Pump

When a cordless or air-driven pump is discontinued, the part you actually need is a current unit with the same pressure rating, comparable oil capacity, and a matching valve function — not a guess from a faded nameplate. As an authorized Enerpac dealer serving industrial accounts since 1963, Northern Hydraulics can match an aging XC-Series pump, or a competitor's battery pump, to an equivalent current model and confirm the coupler and hose fit before you order. Give us the old model number, the pressure, and the tool it has to run, and we will identify the replacement. Request a cross-reference.