Enerpac Turbo II PATG1102N Air Hydraulic Pump

The ENERPAC Turbo II PATG1102N air hydraulic pump converts available compressed air into powerful hydraulic pressure for operating single-acting cylinders and hydraulic tools. Delivering up to 10,000 PSI, this pump is designed for medium and low-cycle industrial applications where efficiency, reliability, and reduced air consumption are important. Its high-efficiency cast aluminum air motor provides long service life while minimizing operating costs. The advanced Air Saver piston design reduces air usage and allows the pump to start at pressures as low as 40 PSI. A reinforced heavy-duty reservoir withstands demanding environments, while the integrated 3-way, 3-position valve supports advance, hold, and retract functions. Quiet operation helps improve workplace comfort, and the return-to-tank port adds flexibility for remote valve applications. Built-in overload protection further enhances safety, making this pump a dependable solution for clamping, lifting, positioning, and maintenance tasks.

Brand: ENERPAC
Product identifiers: 00662005118731
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Source updated: Fri Oct 09 2026 17:32:24 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Imported: Thu Oct 08 2026 16:09:05 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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Condition: New
OriginalPrice: 1239.99
ShippingWeight: 18.0
ShippingWeightUnit: lb

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