Enerpac has introduced two split-flow pump series designed for multi-point lifting and skidding operations at industrial sites. The SFP-B battery-powered series and SFP-D diesel-powered series are intended to help operators manage heavy lifting tasks, particularly at remote locations and sites with limited access to conventional power sources.
The battery-powered SFP-B series is designed for applications where mobility, low noise and the absence of exhaust emissions during operation are important. Its built-in battery allows operators to begin work without relying on an external power supply and move the equipment between work areas as required.
The SFP-B pump provides up to 75 minutes of runtime at full capacity and operates at pressures of up to 700 bar. It has four outlets to support multi-point lifting and a 150-litre oil reservoir. Its battery-powered operation makes it suitable for indoor facilities, urban worksites and other locations where noise and emissions need to be controlled.
The diesel-powered SFP-D series is intended for demanding outdoor applications requiring sustained lifting capacity and adjustable flow control. It has a 115-litre oil reservoir and operates at pressures of up to 700 bar, with flow rates of up to 3.6 litres per minute.
Available in four-, six- and eight-outlet configurations, the SFP-D series allows operators to select a setup suited to the requirements of individual lifting jobs. Adjustable flow helps crews control lifting speed and manage operations according to site conditions. Forklift pockets, lifting eyes, an integrated handle and a parking brake assist transportation and positioning. Optional wheels are also available.
“Industrial lifting operations can be challenging, particularly when teams are working in remote locations or dealing with limited site infrastructure,” said Anindya Pal, Director, Enerpac India. He said the two series provide customers with a choice between battery-powered operation for quieter working conditions and diesel power for demanding outdoor applications.
The new pumps expand Enerpac’s product range for industrial lifting and skidding. The company supplies its products through a global distributor network and provides technical support and operator training through the Enerpac Academy, including its training centre in Bengaluru.
Enerpac Tool Group is headquartered in Milwaukee, United States, and has more than three decades of presence in India, where its operations are headquartered in Bengaluru. The company provides industrial tools, services, technology and engineered solutions for applications across more than 100 countries through a network of over 800 distributors. With approximately 115 years of global experience, Enerpac specialises in high-pressure hydraulic tools, controlled-force products and heavy-load positioning solutions used in demanding industrial operations.
