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Hydraulic power packs

The right power pack comes from 6 choices: pressure, flow, motor, voltage, reservoir and valves. Here are the components and the guides to combine them correctly.

A hydraulic power pack is the unit that generates a machine’s hydraulic power: an electric motor drives a gear pump pushing oil from the reservoir to the cylinders, while valves on the manifold govern pressure and movements. Gazzera, founded in 1989 and based in Cervere, Italy, designs and builds them to specification.
The three lines

Group 1 AC, Group 1 DC or Group 0.5 DC: comparison

Data for the three Gazzera hydraulic power pack lines. Pressures by displacement are on each line page.
Group 1 ACGroup 1 DCGroup 0.5 DC
Motor AC 230V single-phase / 400V three-phase, 0.25 to 5.5 kWDC 12V / 24V, 0.5 to 3 kWDC 12V / 24V, 0.5 to 0.8 kW
Duty S1 continuous / S3S3 intermittentS3 intermittent
Flow up to ~20 l/minup to ~20 l/minup to ~3 l/min
Pressure up to 230 bar continuous, depending on displacement; peaks above 250 barup to 230 bar continuous, depending on displacement; peaks above 250 bar230 bar continuous
Reservoirs 1.5 to 30 l, plastic / steel1.5 to 30 l, plastic / steel1.5 and 2.5 l, plastic
When to choose it Fixed mains-powered machines, long cycles and pressure holding (S1).Mobile equipment and 12/24V battery applications with intermittent operation (S3).Very tight spaces and short movements at 12/24V, with flows up to about 3 l/min.

If the application goes beyond a compact power pack, our guide Power pack or hydraulic power unit? explains when you need a larger unit.

Components

All components

The component families to configure your power pack. The three lines (Group 1 AC, Group 1 DC, Group 0.5 DC) are compared in the table above.

How a hydraulic power pack works

The principle is the same from a 0.25 kW micro unit to an industrial power unit: the motor spins the pump, the pump generates flow, the load generates pressure, and the valves decide where the oil goes and at what maximum pressure. The difference between any power pack and the right power pack is sizing: motor chosen for the actual duty cycle (S1 continuous or S3 intermittent), pump for the required actuator speed, reservoir for the cylinder volume, valves for the machine’s actual functions.

How much does a hydraulic power pack cost?

It depends on six factors: motor, pump, reservoir, valves, quantity and customisation. A standard compact configuration typically starts at a few hundred euros; custom multi-function configurations can exceed a thousand euros. Our dedicated guide explains transparently what moves the price and what actually saves money.  Read the price-factors guide

Not sure where to start?

Read the selection guide or simply send us your application specs.

Have an application in mind?

Send us your diagram or specs: we reply with a technical proposal sized for your application.

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