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Hi-Force launches 3-speed hydraulic torque wrench pump

06 November, 2014
UK manufacturer of hydraulic tools, Hi-Force, recently launched a new range of hydraulic torque wrench pumps to the world market. The TPA and TPE range of air and electric driven pumps complement Hi-Force’s existing range of bolting products, which provide effective and safe bolting solutions to a wide variety of industries; including power generation, mining, ship building, construction and oil & gas. Hi-Force’s research, development and design team, based at the company’s manufacturing facility in Daventry, has created this new range of pumps with speed, reliability and versatility in mind. Its high speed 3-stage design provides a faster flow at mid-range pressure, enabling projects with demanding time constraints to be completed as safely and efficiently as possible. The pumps multi outlet 4-way design allows for four hydraulic torque wrenches to be used simultaneously, providing an even compression of the critical leak sealing gasket on flange joint connections. An automatically activated oil cooling heat exchanger, fitted on all electric models as standard, cools the pump and the hydraulic fluid; while the TPA air operated models incorporate an exhaust radiator located inside the oil reservoir which also helps keep oil temperature under control, during high usage operations. Consistent and reliable hydraulic power This range of torque wrench pumps provide consistent and reliable hydraulic power and has been designed to withstand the demands of operation in harsh environments and demanding high-usage applications. The compact and rigid roll frame provides protection for the pump as well as providing a convenient method of maneuvering the pump on site. According to Hi-Force, the lightweight aluminium reservoir, with a capacity of 7 litres, makes the TPA and TPE range one of the lightest hydraulic torque wrench pumps available in the market. Hi-Force has considered ease of use and safety throughout the entire design and manufacturing process, incorporating features such as a 5 meter pendant cable which allows for a considerable and safe distance between the pump and the bolting application. The adjustable pressure relief valve with locking nut, for setting the maximum system pressure, acts as a further safety feature of the pump. Available in a choice of 12 models The TPE range of electric torque wrench pumps is available in a choice of 12 models, all with a maximum working pressure of 700 Bar/10,000 PSI. Power supply options of 50Hz and 60Hz are available for both the 110 volt and 240 volt models. The TPA air driven version of the pump requires a 7.0 Bar air supply and all models are available with either an analogue or digital pressure gauge. Both the TPA and TPE range of hydraulic torque wrench pumps are compatible for use with both the TWS-N square drive and TWH-N low profile female hexagon design Hi-Force hydraulic torque wrenches. Sufficient power, greater speed, a user friendly design and 4-way split block for simultaneous operation are the key features of this new range of pumps, which, states Hi-Force, meets and exceeds the demands of the industry. www.hi-force.com





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