SFP-Series Split-Flow Pumps
SFP pumps divide flow across 2, 4, 6 or 8 outlets for controlled multi-cylinder lifting and lowering. Each circuit includes pressure monitoring and adjustable pressure relief; solenoid models add pendant control.
Control several hydraulic lifting points from one coordinated system. Enerpac SFP split-flow pumps, EVO synchronous lifting systems and EVOP pump-per-point systems cover economical equal-flow lifting through PLC-controlled high-accuracy synchronized lifting for major structures and high-tonnage loads.
Northland can help match the lifting system to the load, cylinder capacities, required stroke, number of lifting points, synchronization tolerance, lift speed and site power.
Multi-point lifting systems are used when a structure or machine must be raised, lowered, levelled or positioned from several hydraulic cylinders. The right control method depends on how closely the cylinders must remain synchronized, how fast the load must move, the total oil volume required and whether the lift needs load/stroke feedback or recorded data.
The best system is not just a question of tonnage. Synchronization tolerance, stroke length, number of lift points and required speed can change the correct approach.
Try SFP403SJ, SFP813SJ, EVO840460, EVO1240460, EVOP140150J, CLNC12 or EVO-WSS-1000.
An economical multi-point lifting option that divides hydraulic flow across multiple outlets.
SFP pumps divide flow across 2, 4, 6 or 8 outlets for controlled multi-cylinder lifting and lowering. Each circuit includes pressure monitoring and adjustable pressure relief; solenoid models add pendant control.
Add common control, pressure feedback and stroke sensing to one or several SFP pumps.
SFP control components let one pump or several networked split-flow pumps operate from a common control system and can add pressure/stroke feedback for synchronized lifting.
The multi-functional synchronized lifting platform for 4, 8 or 12 lifting points per hydraulic power unit.
PLC-controlled multi-point lifting systems with variable-frequency motor control, integrated 10,000 psi hydraulic power, data recording and automatic stroke/load limits.
One pump per cylinder for high flow, smooth synchronized movement and fast high-tonnage lifting.
EVOP assigns one hydraulic pump to each cylinder for high flow and close synchronization at heavy lift points. Variable-speed motor control provides smooth movement without repeated valve opening and closing.
System components for communicating between lifting points, measuring stroke and monitoring load.
Network controllers, communication cables, stroke sensors and load-cell interfaces provide the feedback and communication required for synchronized lifting.
Northland Air Hydraulics can help build the complete lifting system around your project — synchronized pumps, cylinders, hoses, couplers, stroke sensors, controls and pressure/load monitoring. Send us the load, number of lift points, cylinder models or capacities, required stroke, synchronization tolerance and available power.
SFP split-flow pumps divide hydraulic flow across several outlets and are an economical option when controlled multi-cylinder movement is required. EVO adds PLC-based closed-loop synchronization, stroke/load limits, data recording and much tighter lift-point accuracy.
A standard EVO hydraulic power unit controls 4, 8 or 12 lifting points. Up to four EVO units can be networked for as many as 48 lifting points.
Enerpac's SFP network arrangement can combine up to four pumps and, with the appropriate junction boxes, sensors and controls, can support up to 32 cylinders.
EVOP uses one pump per cylinder and is intended for applications where higher flow at each lift point can reduce cycle time, especially high-tonnage, long-stroke or repetitive synchronized lifting.
Enerpac states that EVO can be connected to single- or double-acting cylinders with the same or different lifting capacities. The complete system still has to be engineered around the actual load, stroke, oil volume and load distribution.
Yes. Send the load, number and location of lift points, cylinder requirements, required travel, desired synchronization, lift speed and available power. Northland can help determine the appropriate Enerpac system and components.
Send Northland the load, lifting-point layout, required travel, synchronization tolerance and equipment you already have.