Enerpac provides its customers with the value-added services of custom design, manufacturing and field support.

Enerpac, an international high-pressure hydraulics brand, offers custom products and solutions to its customers to meet the needs of situations that require a solution not available in the standard offerings.

Enerpac provides its customers with the value-added services of custom design, manufacturing and field support. With more than 50 years of supporting industrial markets, the Custom Products & Solutions Group works with companies to understand specific applications and produce cost-effective, turn-key solutions. The group consists of multi-disciplined engineers, designers and product specialists.

Enerpac designs and manufactures more than 50,000 products in eight manufacturing facilities, all of which comply with numerous industry quality standard certifications. This ensures the custom products are designed and manufactured to the same high-quality standards as stock products.

“Our customers most often request customized versions of our cylinders, pumps, press and bolting products,” said Peter Crisci, Global Business Development Leader at Enerpac. “There are many reasons for requesting custom products, ranging from product-specific design features to having the ability to operate in extreme conditions.”

Some examples of customized product design features include:

Regarding customization for extreme conditions, Enerpac can manufacture products for increased side load usage cycles, working at high or low temperatures, and operating in corrosive environments.

In addition to modified custom products, Enerpac also specializes in private-label products for OEM applications and complete turn-key systems including hydraulic circuits with controls.

For more information, visit www.enerpac.com/en-us/news/custom-products-and-solutions.

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