Manual hydraulic machine

A manual hydraulic machine is a device that utilizes the principles of hydraulics to amplify force and control movement through the use of a hand-operated pump. These machines often consist of a cylinder filled with a fluid, typically oil, and a piston that moves within the cylinder. As the user pushes or pulls the pump handle, the fluid is displaced, creating pressure that forces the piston to move. This mechanical advantage allows the user to exert greater force on an object or task, making manual hydraulic machines useful in various applications such as lifting, pressing, or holding heavy loads. • Semi-automatic machine • 2 bricks at time • 450 bricks per hour • Motor 5 hp Crompton three phase available • Oil tank 150 litter • Pressure 50 tone • Pressure control module use for higher pressure and oil colling