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Telescopic cylinders for industrial lifts in confined spaces

10 April, 2019

Enerpac has introduced the RLT-Series range of low-height telescopic hydraulic cylinders for applications requiring a long cylinder stroke in confined spaces commonly found during machinery positioning and tool fastening. With a lifting capacity of 4.4 to 74.1 ton, the low-height cylinders are available with two or three pistons and can lift loads up to 40 mm (1.57 in.) in a single movement.


Constructed from high-alloy steel for maximum strength, the RLT-Series is a single-acting, load return, cylinder. The longer stroke length of the telescopic cylinders will save time and simplify projects by eliminating the need for temporary cribbing.

Corrosion protection

With up to 3% side-load of maximum capacity, the cylinders feature mounting bolt holes for easy fixing and a nitrocarburised surface treatment inside and out to provide corrosion protection for safe use in the harshest conditions.

The RLT-Series provide a three-stage lift and include a CR400, high flow hydraulic coupler, female half, as standard. The cylinders’ design safety factor complies with ASME B30.1 and EN1494.

“The RLT-Series low-height telescopic hydraulic cylinders are a significant addition to our range of lifting systems,” said Fred Weber, commercial marketing manager, Enerpac ESSA. “They provide a safe way of lifting heavy loads where previously engineers might have struggled to find a simple and effective way for lifts in confined spaces.”

www.enerpac.com




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