Customized power units
We are your experts for complex hydraulic systems and are at your side with our knowledge and experience. Whether you need support with planning or want complete implementation, our experienced team will ensure the smooth realization of your hydraulic projects.
Needs analysis and individual units
We record your specific requirements through detailed discussions and ensure that we understand your needs precisely. Our specialists then develop customized concepts and alternatives for your hydraulic system and its requirements. Once the concept has been developed, you will receive a comprehensive quotation with all costs and services so that you can make an informed decision.
Procurement and creation of the unit
We take care of the procurement of materials and the precise assembly of your unit. Our team ensures that all components are assembled according to your specifications and ready for use.
Test and certify with test report
Before final commissioning, the genset is extensively tested on our test bench. We can draw on individual test scenarios and create a test report. In this way, we guarantee the highest standards and the functionality of the system.
Installation and commissioning at the customer's premises
We are happy to carry out professional installation and commissioning on site. Our specialists ensure that everything is correctly installed and functional. This is how we guarantee smooth operation.
Frequently asked questions about hydraulic power units
What does a hydraulic power unit do?
A hydraulic power unit converts mechanical energy into hydraulic energy to generate hydraulic fluid, which is used in hydraulic systems to operate machines and controls.
What components does a hydraulic power unit consist of?
A hydraulic power unit typically consists of an electric motor, a pump, a tank, a filter, valves and pipes for controlling and distributing the hydraulic fluid.
What happens if the hydraulic pump runs in the wrong direction?
If a hydraulic pump runs in the wrong direction, this can have serious consequences. As the pump is designed for a specific direction of rotation, incorrect rotation results in inefficient or even non-delivery of the hydraulic oil. This can lead to insufficient pressure build-up, overheating or damage to the pump itself, as it is no longer lubricated correctly. To avoid serious damage to the system, the direction of rotation of the pump should always be checked and set correctly.