Intensifier Solutions

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The ScanWill Tool Intensifier boosts the tool circuit pressure on utility trucks up to 700 bar (10,000 psi), allowing you to use high pressure tools without the need for a separate electric or gas engine hydraulic power unit.

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Plug & Play Solution

Fast and Advanced Return Times
Designed for fast duty cycles with back pressures up to 48 bar (700 psi).

Simple, One-Handed Operation
Easily secures to bucket with mounting brackets.

High Level of Precision
Measures ex. crimp head pressure easily with the built-in pressure gauge.

Built for continuous, full-day applications
Can be used continuously without having to cool down during the day.

Designed with Built-in Functions
Available with or without pressure intensifier, single acting control valve, pressure regulator, and safety relief valve.

High Max Operating Pressure
Boosts the hydraulic tool circuit in utility trucks, with an inlet pressure as low as 30 bar (435 psi).

TypeData
Min Inlet Pressure30 bar / 435 psi
Min Inlet Flow3 LPM / 0.8 GPM
Max Backpressure48 Bar / 700P si
High Pressure Output Port (HP)3/8″ NPT / 1/4″ BSP Male 
Low Pressure Inlet Port3/8″ NPT 1/4″ BSP Male 
Tank Return Port3/8″ NPT 1/4″ BSP Male 
ControlDouble Acting Spring Return
Mounting BracketsIncluded 
CouplingsNot Included (Available)
Outlet pressure200 – 700 bar (2,900 – 10,000 psi)
Dimensions (w x h)12” x 13.3” / 30,8 cm x 33,7 cm
Weight29 lbs / 13 kg
Ratio3,4 – 10.0

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