Manual Hydraulic Pump Single Acting

Single acting Manual Hydraulic Pump PMS-1

A manual Hydraulic Pump is a device used to generate hydraulic pressure manually. It is typically operated by hand and does not require any external power source. The pump is designed to convert mechanical force into hydraulic pressure, which is then used to power various hydraulic systems and equipment.

Here are the main components and features of a manual hydraulic pump:

1. Pump Body: The main body of the pump is usually made of durable materials such as steel or aluminum. It houses all the internal components and provides support and stability.

2. Handle: The handle is used to manually operate the pump. It is usually a lever or a crank that can be easily operated by hand.

3. Piston: The piston is responsible for generating hydraulic pressure. When the handle is operated, it moves the piston back and forth inside the pump body.

4. Cylinder: The cylinder is a hollow chamber in which the piston moves. It is designed to contain hydraulic fluid and create pressure when the piston is pushed.

5. Inlet and Outlet Ports: The pump has inlet and outlet ports for hydraulic fluid. The inlet port is connected to a reservoir or hydraulic fluid source, while the outlet port is connected to the hydraulic system or equipment.

6. Pressure Relief Valve: A pressure relief valve is a safety feature that prevents the hydraulic pressure from exceeding a certain limit. It opens to release excess pressure and protect the pump and hydraulic system from damage.

7. Pressure Gauge: Some manual hydraulic pumps may have a pressure gauge to display the hydraulic pressure being generated. This helps in monitoring and controlling the pressure.