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Two speed; 40,000 max PSI; 106 lbs max handle effort
| Weight | 13.30000019 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 22 × 5 × 9 in |
| Hydraulic Pump Style | 10,000 PSI Hand Pump |
| Pump Manufacturers | Enerpac |
| Manufacturer | Enerpac |
Enerpac P-2282 Hand Pump
The Enerpac P-2282 is a two-speed, portable ultra-high pressure hand pump designed with durability and ease of use in mind. This pump has a faster fill time with the two speed operation reducing cycle times for many testing applications.
View: Maunfacturer's PDF Pump Type: Two-Speed
Usable Oil Capacity: 60 in3
Model Number: P-2282
Pressure Rating: 1st stage 200; 2nd stage 40,000 PSI
Oil Displacement Per Stroke: 1st stage 0.99; 2nd stage 0.37
Reservoir Capacity: 60 in3
Max. Handle Effort: 106 lbs
Port Size: 3/4″ – 16 UNF
Piston Stroke: 1.00 inches
Product Length: 22.00 inches
Product Width: 4.74 inches
Product Height: 9.00 inches
Pump Material: Steel
County of Origin: USA
Proudct Weight: 14 lbs
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Enerpac P-2282 Ultra-High Pressure Hand Pump, Two-Speed
$3,975.09
In stock
No sales tax
Expected delivery Jul 24 - Jul 28
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Ordered this to have a dedicated high-pressure hand pump on the service truck and it's been reliable over the first several weeks. Handle effort at the upper range is real but that's the physics of the thing, not a flaw. Shipping was faster than expected.
No complaints.
Recieved it quick and it went right to work. Slight learning curve on the two-speed transition but once you get the feel for it the thing moves right along. Good value for a pump in this class.
top notch
Build quality seems fine and it does reach pressure, but I had some trouble getting a consistent hold at the high end — not sure if that's user error or just the nature of these pumps. Might take some more time with it before I give a final verdict.