Gasoline hydraulic pumps

High-pressure gasoline-hydraulic pumps are designed for high performance, and a higher bypass pressure ensures better productivity. The range of gas-powered pumps includes both small, portable high-performance configurations and high-capacity portable power units. Hydraulic pumps for gasoline engines are ideal for providing hydraulic pressure.

Hydraulic pump with internal combustion engine

A hydraulic pump with an internal combustion engine is a complete, independent hydraulic power source used wherever there is no access to electricity or where high pressure and system mobility are required. The set consists of a hydraulic pump and a gasoline or diesel engine, which together generate the flow and pressure necessary to power cylinders, tools and hydraulic machinery. Thanks to this design, the device ensures stable operation in demanding field and industrial conditions.

What are internal combustion engine hydraulic pumps?

Pumps of this type are mobile hydraulic power units adapted for operation in locations remote from the electrical grid. An internal combustion engine drives a gear, vane, or piston pump, ensuring the appropriate flow of hydraulic oil under high pressure. These solutions are used in construction, agriculture, forestry, road construction, and wherever energy independence is key.

Characteristics of hydraulic pumps with internal combustion engines

Hydraulic pumps with internal combustion drive are primarily distinguished by mobility and independence from the grid power supply. Thanks to the use of powerful gasoline or diesel engines, they achieve stable operating parameters under high loads, making them a reliable power source for hydraulic tools and systems in difficult terrain. The use of large-capacity oil tanks allows for long operation without breaks, and built-in safety valves protect the system from overload. The design based on a steel frame protects the pump and engine from mechanical damage.

Application of hydraulic pumps with internal combustion engines

These types of hydraulic power units are used in field work where an independent high-pressure source is needed. They are used to power cylinders, jacks, presses, cutters, benders, and hydraulic tools in road, bridge, and building construction. In agriculture and forestry, they are used to drive mobile devices such as wood chippers or presses. In emergency services, gasoline pumps can power hydraulic tools used in technical operations.

Industries that use hydraulic pumps with internal combustion engines

Such pumps are used in construction, road building, agriculture, heavy industry, forestry, and the municipal sector, among others. Due to their high load resistance, they are also used by service companies and technical services during installation and emergency work.

Alternative product versions

An alternative to hydraulic pumps with an internal combustion engine are hydraulic power units with single-phase or three-phase electric drive, intended for work in halls and workshops. In locations with limited space, compact hand or foot pumps are also used. For very high pressures, advanced two-stage pumps are available.