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Enerpac: EVO-Series Line of Synchronous Lifting Systems

Lifting system uses digitally controlled hydraulics for safety

Enerpac: EVO-Series Line of Synchronous Lifting Systems
By Enerpac 
May 10, 2016

The EVO-Series line of synchronous lifting systems by Enerpac has been expanded with the EVO Mini model, which combines high-pressure hydraulics with a programmable logic controller (PLC) system to monitor and control precise movement and positioning of heavy loads safely in a compact package.

Through an integrated human machine interface (HMI), all movements are managed from a central control position that displays live operation with real-time status updates for each lifting position.

The multi-functional unit can be used with standard 10,000-pounds-per-square-inch, single- or double-acting cylinders and is offered with 1-, 1.5- or 3-horsepower hydraulic power units. The system offers manual and automatic control modes and can control up to eight jacking points with one hydraulic power unit.

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