Enerpac Releases New Split-Flow Pump Series
The industrial equipment manufacturer debuts battery and diesel pump lines for lifting and skidding applications.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Oil and Gas
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Enerpac recently introduced two new series of split-flow pumps, the battery-powered SFP-B and diesel-powered SFP-D, designed to improve industrial lifting and skidding performance. The company aims to support diverse operational needs ranging from mobile, low-noise work environments to heavy-duty outdoor projects.
Why it matters
These product additions offer specialized solutions for varying site requirements, providing high-pressure capacity for demanding industrial tasks. The battery-powered units specifically address needs for low-emission and quiet operation, while the diesel models focus on sustained capacity in outdoor settings.
The SFP-B battery series delivers 75 minutes of runtime at 700 bar with a 150-litre reservoir, while the SFP-D diesel series reaches flow rates of 3.6 litres per minute at the same pressure. Both units are built for high-pressure industrial environments.
The players
Enerpac
A global industrial manufacturer headquartered in Milwaukee that has operated for 115 years with a network of 800 distributors.
The details
The SFP-B and SFP-D series both operate at pressures up to 700 bar and feature adjustable flow controls to manage lifting speeds. Each pump includes design elements such as forklift pockets, lifting eyes, and handles to improve portability on job sites.
Timeline
Enerpac launched the SFP-B and SFP-D pump series in October 2026.
Market Landscape
The launch of the SFP-B and SFP-D split-flow pump series marks a departure from traditional, single-power hydraulic systems in heavy industrial lifting. By diversifying power options, Enerpac positions itself to capture wider market share across both indoor, low-emission zones and rugged outdoor job sites.
Industrial operators can expect increased mobility and reduced noise levels when utilizing the battery-powered pump series for lifting tasks. These tools may streamline project timelines by providing specialized equipment configurations tailored to specific on-site environmental constraints.
The takeaway
Selecting the appropriate pump power source based on site ventilation and noise regulations can significantly improve operational efficiency. Operators should prioritize equipment that aligns with their specific environmental requirements to maximize the utility of these new high-pressure systems.
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