Designed for demanding tasks, the Ultima Steel Hydraulic Hand Pump offers robust performance with its all-steel construction and chrome-plated plunger. This two-speed hand pump efficiently reduces handle strokes by up to 78% compared to single-speed models, making it ideal for applications requiring rapid cylinder advancement. With a maximum operating pressure of 10,000 psi (700 bar) and a reservoir capacity of 134 in³ (2,200 cm³), this pump is versatile enough to support multiple cylinder hook-ups, both single-acting and double-acting. Its ergonomic grip and reduced handle effort minimize operator fatigue, while the vent-free reservoir design prevents spills during operation.
The integrated reservoir over-pressurization protection ensures safe usage, making the Enerpac P-Series, Ultima Steel Hydraulic Hand Pump a reliable choice for industrial applications. At 23.6 lbs (10.7 kg), this pump is portable and easy to transport with its quick-grip handle.
SKU: P-80
Supplier Part Number (MPN): P80
Alternate Part Numbers: C1DG28, MI-05697766, MINO-00284X18585
Two-stage pump, does that actually make a noticeable difference when you're running multiple cylinders, or is it more of a marketing thing?
Answer by: Customer Support on Feb 20, 2026, 11:36 AM
Running multiple cylinders puts a real demand on a hand pump, and the two-stage setup earns its keep in exactly that situation. The first stage moves oil fast at lower pressure, so your cylinders advance to load contact without a whole lot of handle strokes. Once resistance builds up, the pump shifts automatically to high-pressure, low-flow output. Enerpac rates the stroke reduction at up to 78% compared to a single-speed pump, which adds up fast when you're cycling through more than one cylinder. The 134 cubic inch reservoir on this model gives you enough oil volume to support those multi-cylinder hookups without running dry mid-job.
Question by: Hubert W on Dec 20, 2025, 4:52 PM
trying to cut down on handle strokes. is this P80 one of them two-stage pumps that moves fast till it hits the load?
Answer by: Customer Support on Dec 22, 2025, 8:44 AM
For quick cylinder advance, the P80 runs as a two speed pump, so you get higher flow in the first stage to move the cylinder out to contact. It automatically shifts into the second stage for low flow, high pressure work once the load is on.