Enerpac EBE26, Instruction Sheet

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Figure 1, Features and Components
Key:
1. Safety Guard
2. Piston and Moving Blade
3. Grip/Handle
4. Oil Reservoir Cap
5. AC Power Cord
6. Electric Motor
7. Piston Release Screw
8. Trigger On-Off Switch
9. Hydraulic Cylinder
10. Cutting Head with Fixed Blade
11. Storage Case
3.0 CONFORMANCE TO NATIONAL AND
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
Enerpac declares that this product has been
tested and conforms to applicable standards
and is compatible with all CE requirements.
A copy of an EU Declaration of Conformity is
enclosed with each shipment of this product.
4.0 DESCRIPTION
The Enerpac model EBE26 is a fixed-head hydraulic
cutter designed to cut round, square or flat metal bars
and other similar items.
The cutter contains two blades, one fixed and one
moving. The moving blade is actuated by a hydraulic
cylinder.
Hydraulic force is provided by an AC powered electric
motor and an internal hydraulic pump. The pump
provides oil flow to the hydraulic cylinder, which
advances the cylinder piston and moving blade.
A hydraulic reservoir with built-in rubber diaphragm
provides a constant supply of oil to the pump, regardless
of tool orientation or the amount of piston extension.
A trigger style on-off switch, mounted on the cutter grip,
starts and stops the electric motor. The trigger must
remain pressed during the cutting process.
An automatic retract feature returns the piston to the
fully retracted “home” position when the piston reaches
its full stroke and the trigger is released.
A built-in blade safety guard provides protection from
splintered material during cutting and helps prevent
contact with the blades.
See Figure 1 for a description of cutter major features
and components. Refer to Sections 2.1 through
2.4 of this manual for maximum cutting capacities,
specifications and dimensions.
5.0 RECEIVING INSTRUCTIONS
Visually inspect all components for shipping damage.
Shipping damage is not covered by warranty. If shipping
damage is found, notify carrier at once. The carrier is
responsible for all repair and replacement costs resulting
from damage in shipment.