Enerpac adds SFP-B battery-powered split flow pump

Enerpac Heavy Lifting Technology has introduced its SFP-B battery-powered split-flow pump.

The company’s first battery-power unit of this type is intended for multi-point heavy lifting and skidding on power access limited and noise-sensitive projects.

SFP-B battery-powered split-flow pump (Photo: Enerpac)

The addition completes the SFP range which also includes diesel and electrically-powered options.

Enerpac stated that the SFP-B Series can reduce setup time by eliminating on-site power requirements. With an operating time of around 75 minutes, it also supports project flexibility by operating with lower noise, zero emissions and reduced cable management.

The system features four split-flow outlets for double- and single-acting cylinders. A ‘large’ fluid capacity supports sustained or high-volume hydraulics.

Mounted in a steel frame with forklift slots and lifting eyes, the Enerpac SFP-B is ready for fast on-site deployment.

“From plant maintenance and shutdown operations to outdoor infrastructure and remote lifting projects, the Enerpac SFP-B gives contractors the freedom to deploy in minutes - without the constraints of power cables or diesel systems,” said Carsten Daft, senior product manager, Enerpac Heavy Lifting Technology.