ENERPAC RSM-500 Low Height Hydraulic Cylinder, 48.1 Tons, 0.63 Inch Stroke

Enerpac RSM500 hydraulic cylinder is designed for lifting and supporting heavy loads. It is utilised in industrial maintenance, construction & infrastructure and automotive repair tasks.

Features:

• Enerpac RSM500 hydraulic cylinder features a compact & flat design for use in tight spaces where other cylinders can not fit.
• This hydraulic cylinder is integrated with high-strength chrome-plated steel plungers for enhanced durability and comes with baked enamel finish for corrosion resistance.
• It has base mounting holes that provide easy & fast fixturing and grooved plunger ends that require no saddle.
• This hydraulic cylinder has a handle for easy manouverabilty and a single-acting spring return mechanism to improve retraction speed.
• It is equipped with a CR-400 coupler, a dust cap and a grooved plunger for no saddle requirement.

Compatible Accessories:

• Enerpac GA45GC Gauge Adapter: It is designed for use with low-height hydraulic cylinder and enables easy connection of pressure gauges, allowing precise monitoring of hydraulic pressure during operation.
• Enerpac HC9206C Hose: It is designed to work seamlessly with the Enerpac low-height hydraulic cylinder. With a length of 6 feet and a 0.25-inch inner diameter, it provides the necessary hydraulic fluid transfer capabilities for efficient operation of the cylinder in various applications.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How do I maintain and service Enerpac RSM500 low-height hydraulic cylinder?

A.

• Regularly check for leaks and inspect for damage or wear.
• Ensure proper lubrication of moving parts.
• Keep the cylinder clean and free from dirt or debris.
• Store the cylinder in a clean and dry environment.
• Periodically test the cylinder's performance and functionality.
• Replace worn-out seals or components as necessary.
• Seek professional assistance for complex repairs or servicing.

Q. What is the stroke length of the Enerpac RSM500 low-height hydraulic cylinder?

A. The stroke length of the brand's RSM-500 cylinder is 0.63 inches.

Q. What are the differences between single-acting and double-acting hydraulic cylinders?

A. A single-acting hydraulic cylinder applies force through only one side of the piston. The piston generally extends by hydraulic pressure from the pump and then retracts using the load or inbuilt spring. A double-acting hydraulic cylinder, on the other hand, contains two ports to apply force in two directions for both expanding and retracting the piston.