Do you regularly work with hydraulic high-pressure tools? Then you're handling an enormous amount of power. Thanks to hydraulic oil pressurised to 700 bar (10,000 psi), even the heaviest loads can be moved with ease. For example, a 2.6 kg hydraulic cylinder can lift a load of 20,000 kg, while a hydraulic system can effortlessly move loads of 500,000 kg horizontally. Everything depends on controlled force—and safe operation.
The risks associated with working with hydraulics are often underestimated. Yet operating hydraulic tools at 700 bar is not something to take lightly. What may seem like a minor oversight beforehand can have serious consequences afterwards.
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What should you look out for? What are the risks? How can you prevent accidents—and avoid unnecessary downtime in your daily operations?
This white paper provides practical tips and expert advice on working safely with hydraulic equipment. From storage and transportation to inspection and maintenance, you'll gain valuable insights into the key safety considerations and best practices.
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The Benefits of Working Safely with Hydraulics
The Benefits of Working Safely with Hydraulics
Safety is essential for any organisation that uses hydraulic systems. By working safely with hydraulic equipment, you can expect the following benefits:
Improved workplace safety
Providing a safe working environment is crucial. Safe working practices minimise the risk of accidents and help protect employees from serious injury.
Greater operational efficiency
Using hydraulic equipment safely helps keep systems and tools in optimal condition. This leads to increased productivity, improved reliability and more efficient day-to-day operations.
Reduced costs
Accidents and equipment failures can result in costly repairs and lost production time. By implementing the right safety measures, you reduce these risks and significantly lower operational costs.
Better compliance with regulations
Our white paper helps you understand and comply with applicable health and safety regulations and industry standards, supporting smooth operations while reducing the risk of legal or compliance issues.
