Connection options for hydraulic equipment 6, 1 connecting nipples – Lukas ZPH 3/4 User Manual

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Connection options for hydraulic equipment

6.

ATTENTION!

Make sure to store all plugs, screw plugs and/or dust caps in a way that

prevents them from getting dirty or lost.

After completion of the work, seal off all lines using screw plugs and/or dust

caps to prevent contamination of the hand pump.

When connecting lines to the hand pump, we recommend positioning it

vertically so that the ports point upward. This reduces the danger of hydraulic

fluid escaping.

6.1 Connecting nipples

The hose lines are connected via fittings to the hydraulic pump.

1.

2.

1. First remove the closure caps from

the fittings.

2.

Then, you can connect the hose lines

to the fittings and tighten them with a

tightening torque of M

A

= 40 Nm.

ATTENTION!

The return hose must always be connected at the "T" port of the

connection block.

The supply hose line must instead be connected at the "P" port.

A pressure connection "P" and a return connection "T" with a G1/4“ thread are available for

connecting directly to the pump.

To connect equipment, appropriate connectors (connecting nipples, quick-disconnect

couplings or monocouplings) must be attached. On some of the LUKAS hand pumps offered,

one of these connection options is supplied with the pump and is already fitted.

Obviously, the connection options fitted can be replaced by others. However, you must

contact an authorised LUKAS dealer or contact LUKAS directly.

Additionally, LUKAS hand pumps can be fitted with various accessories (e.g. a baseplate),

to adapt the hand pump to the individual application.

You can obtain the appropriate accessory and any necessary replacement parts for the hand

pumps from your authorised LUKAS dealer.

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