A hydraulic power unit includes a reservoir for fluid, a pump, a motor (electric, gas, or diesel), a valve for pressure control, filters, and gauges. G&G Hydraulics’ units have cold-rolled steel frames, air controls, high-pressure gauges, and even hydraulic filters that help protect your system while it operates.

The most important criteria when purchasing a hydraulic power unit are the flow rate and operating pressure your application requires. Consider whether you need an electric unit for indoor use or gas/diesel for remote locations. Verify reservoir capacity and portability requirements. G&G Hydraulics has a variety of configurations and pressure ratings intended for rugged industrial environments.

Gas-driven hydraulic power units operate in places where electrical power is impractical and can operate independently of standard electrical power sources, making them useful in remote locations. They offer higher mobility without electrical wiring, making them ideal for construction sites, forestry, and agriculture. Some gas-powered units include cooling pumps to help handle harsh outdoor conditions.

Inspect the unit periodically for leaks and loose connections. Check fluid levels and replace the fluid every 2,000-4,000 operating hours. To help prevent system damage, clean or replace filters. Make sure the unit stays free of debris so it can cool properly. These power units are designed with accessible components to make maintenance easier.

G&G Hydraulics sells hydraulic power units for construction (e.g., concrete breakers, lifts), mining (drills, conveyors), forestry (timber harvesting), agriculture (farm implements, irrigation), and manufacturing (presses, assembly lines). We offer power units built for demanding conditions where reliability matters most.