Two Speed, Lightweight Hydraulic Hand Pump, 20 in3 Usable Oil

Description & Features

This Enerpac two speed, lightweight hydraulic hand pump offers a 20 in3 usable oil capacity.

Ideal for a variety of applications requiring portable hydraulic power, this hand pump provides efficient and reliable performance in a compact design.

SKU: P-142

Supplier Part Number (MPN): P142

Alternate Part Numbers: C1DG15

Specifications

Brand
ENERPAC®
Cylinder Compatibility
Single-Acting
Dimensions
13-1/4 in L x 3-3/4 in W x 5.63 in H
Housing Material
Aluminum/Glass-Filled Nylon
Material
Aluminum/Glass-Filled Nylon
Maximum Operating Pressure
10000 psi
Number of Speeds
2
Series
P Series
Valve Operation
Manual

Product Questions & Answers (2)

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Question by: Melvin M on Jan 7, 2026, 7:23 AM
Does the two-speed setup actually make a noticeable difference in how many strokes you're pumping, or is that mostly marketing talk?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jan 8, 2026, 1:22 PM
Real difference, not just a sales pitch. The two-stage design cuts handle strokes by up to 78% compared to a single-speed pump. The way it works is the pump delivers high flow first to move the tool quickly to the workpiece, then automatically shifts to the low-flow high-pressure stage once resistance builds. For anyone doing repetitive work or running a cylinder through a long stroke before it hits load, that reduction adds up fast on operator fatigue.
Question by: Howard H on Sep 18, 2025, 9:40 PM
trying to cut down on handle strokes, does this pump speed up the first part of the stroke before it gets under load?
Answer by: Customer Support on Sep 20, 2025, 6:30 AM
Two-speed operation gives you higher flow up front to move the tool or cylinder to the point of load contact, then it automatically switches over to the low flow, high-pressure stage. That setup can reduce handle strokes by as much as 78% compared to a single-speed pump.

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