SPX Power Team hydraulic technology
SPX Power Team
powerteam Precision-matched cylinders, jacks and pump sets for a wide range of applications.
Compact yet powerful lifting solutions. Single and double action options available. Reliable support for heavy loads. Versatile for various industrial applications. Ensures safe and efficient lifting operations.
Versatile hydraulic pumps with varying flow stages. High-pressure solutions for efficient fluid transfer. Diverse reservoir capacities cater to different needs. Precision-engineered for reliable performance. Essential component for hydraulic systems.
Specialized tools for hydraulic system maintenance. Nut splitters for efficient bolt removal. Torque wrenches for precise tightening. In-line drives for controlled power delivery. Spreaders for effective force distribution.
Advanced Custom hydraulic systems for industry. Customizable solutions tailored to specific needs. Efficient force delivery mechanisms under demanding conditions. Enhanced safety
The Power Team Brand
The Power Team brand under SPX FLOW specializes in cutting-edge high-pressure hydraulic technology. Offering a comprehensive range of component parts, accessories, and tools, Power Team facilitates the creation and maintenance of precise force delivery solutions tailored to diverse applications. From lifting and lowering to pushing, pulling, clamping, spreading, and torquing, Power Team’s offerings are versatile and robust. Its portfolio includes an array of hydraulic pumps with various flow stage configurations and reservoir capacities, alongside compact yet potent jacks, cylinders (both single and double action), and a variety of valves (including load-lowering, shut-off, pressure-reducing, sequence, and metering valves). Additionally, Power Team provides nut splitters, in-line drives, spreaders, bridge lifts, shop presses, mobile floor cranes, and torque wrenches to cater to a wide spectrum of industrial needs.
Here are some examples of where and when SPX Power Team hydraulic tools and equipment are used:
1. Heavy Equipment Maintenance:
- Where: Mining and construction sites.
- When: During routine maintenance or emergency repairs of large machinery like excavators, bulldozers, and haul trucks, where hydraulic jacks and torque wrenches are needed for lifting and fastening.
2. Bridge Construction and Maintenance:
- Where: Infrastructure projects, such as bridges and overpasses.
- When: For tasks like lifting bridge sections, tensioning cables, or driving piles, where hydraulic jacks, post-tension pumps, and presses are essential.
3. Automotive Manufacturing:
- Where: Assembly lines and repair shops.
- When: During the assembly of vehicle components or repairs, using hydraulic presses for component forming, hydraulic pumps for clamping, and torque wrenches for precision fastening.
4. Shipbuilding:
- Where: Shipyards and dry docks.
- When: For installing heavy components, aligning shafts, and fastening large structures, where hydraulic jacks, pullers, and torque wrenches are employed.
5. Wind Turbine Installation:
- Where: Wind farms and renewable energy sites.
- When: During the assembly and maintenance of wind turbines, using hydraulic jacks to lift turbine sections and torque wrenches for securing bolts with precise tension.
6. Railway Maintenance:
- Where: Railways and train maintenance facilities.
- When: For lifting and aligning tracks, repairing railcars, or installing new components, where hydraulic jacks, presses, and spreaders are utilized.
7. Pipeline Construction:
- Where: Oil and gas pipelines, as well as water and sewage systems.
- When: During the installation and repair of pipelines, using hydraulic cutters to cut through pipe materials, and spreaders for separating pipe sections.
8. Aerospace Manufacturing:
- Where: Aircraft assembly plants.
- When: For precise assembly and maintenance of aircraft components, where hydraulic presses and torque wrenches ensure exact fitting and fastening.
9. Steel Mill Operations:
- Where: Steel manufacturing plants.
- When: For tasks like rolling, pressing, and forming steel products, where powerful hydraulic presses and jacks are used to handle heavy materials