Portable Hydraulic Power Units

Gasoline-powered hydraulic units are commonly used by commercial diving and marine construction crews where electrical power is unavailable. They provide the hydraulic flow and pressure needed to operate underwater drills, grinders, breakers, impact wrenches, pumps, and other subsea equipment.

Gasoline hydraulic power units can operate drills, grinders, chipping hammers, impact wrenches, cut-off saws, pumps, and other hydraulic equipment. The hydraulic flow produced by these units supports a wide range of underwater construction, demolition, maintenance, and salvage tools.

Hydraulic systems generate heat during operation. Efficient cooling systems help maintain proper oil temperatures, extend component life, and support consistent hydraulic output during demanding applications.

Match the hydraulic power unit to the tool manufacturer's required flow and pressure first. Also confirm circuit type, return-flow requirements, hose diameter, couplers, cooling capacity, and whether one or two tools will be operated.

The terms are commonly used interchangeably. Both describe a self-contained source of hydraulic flow and pressure used to operate compatible hydraulic tools or equipment.