2-EM Electric Hydraulic Power Pack
Compact Electric Power for Rescue Tools and Splitters
Hydraulic tools are only as ready as the power behind them. A spreader or a splitter can be perfectly maintained, but without a dependable source of pressure it is just dead weight. That is why a good power pack matters. The 2-EM Electric Hydraulic Power Pack is a compact electric unit that supplies steady hydraulic pressure to your tools, without engine fumes and without the fuss of refuelling.
It is small enough to carry, simple to run, and easy to keep ready for the next job. Here is what it offers and how it fits into your setup.
What Is the 2-EM, Really?
Think of the power pack as the heart of the system. An electric motor drives a hydraulic pump, the pump pushes oil through the hose, and that pressure is what makes the connected tool work. The 2-EM Electric Power Pack puts the motor, pump, tank and control together in one compact frame, so you can place it near the work, plug in and start.
Key Specifications
| Power source | Electric motor |
|---|---|
| Rating | 1.8 kW (2.5 HP) |
| Tools operated | 1 to 2 |
| Weight | 40 kg |
| Length | 450 mm |
| Width | 500 mm |
| Height | 400 mm |
How the Power Pack Works
When the motor starts, the pump draws oil from the tank and sends it under pressure through the hose to the tool. When you operate the control, the oil moves the tool's piston and the tool does its work, whether that is spreading an opening or pushing a splitter wedge forward. When you release, the oil returns to the tank. In simple terms, the 2-EM Hydraulic Power Pack turns electrical power into the hydraulic pressure your tools need.
A normal setup looks like this:
- Place the power pack on firm, level ground close to the work.
- Check the oil level and the electrical supply.
- Connect the hose to the tool and make sure the coupling is fully locked.
- Switch on the motor and operate the control to run the tool.
One tip: keep the hose as short and as straight as the site allows. It reduces pressure loss and makes the setup easier to manage.
Where You Can Use It
The 2-EM works wherever there is a power supply and a hydraulic tool that needs pressure. As a 2-EM Rescue Power Pack, it can run hydraulic rescue tools such as spreaders in a fire station, a workshop or at a site with electricity. It also suits hydraulic rock splitters, so it is handy on smaller splitting jobs in construction and stone work.
Why an Electric Power Pack Makes Sense
When a mains supply is available, an electric unit is the easy option. There is no fuel to store, no engine to warm up, and no exhaust to worry about. You switch it on and it is ready. That is helpful for teams who need a tool to be ready the moment they need it, and for jobs done in enclosed places.
It is also simpler to look after, since there are fewer moving parts than in an engine-driven unit.
Prepare Before You Begin
A few minutes of preparation prevents most problems:
Safety and Maintenance
Regular care keeps the power pack ready for the day it is needed.
Small Enough to Move Around
At about 40 kg and 450 mm long, the 2-EM is easy to shift from one spot to another. It takes up very little space near the work area, and it fits into a workshop, a vehicle bay or a narrow site without trouble. Moving it to a new spot takes minutes.
Who Uses the 2-EM?
Buying a Power Pack: What to Check
If you are looking for a 2-EM Power Pack Supplier, ask for the motor rating, the working pressure and the number of tools the unit can run. It also helps to confirm which tools it suits, what electrical supply it needs, and whether spare hoses, couplings and service support are available. A good match between the power pack and your tools keeps the whole system dependable.
