Cordless electric hydraulic pump units use DC batteries to power the pump. They operate small cylinders and compatible hydraulic tools, such as lifts and punchers. Cordless pumps create fewer tripping hazards than corded units.

Corded lightweight electric hydraulic pump units are lighter and easier to relocate than other corded units. They connect to a nearby outlet to operate double-acting cylinders and tools.

Corded high-power stationary electric hydraulic pump units are two-stage pumps using two impellers or pistons operated by one drive shaft that reach higher pressures than other portable, corded, and cordless units. They're used for long-stroke and multiple-cylinder equipment. Corded hydraulic pump units connect to a nearby outlet, operating the pump and generating hydraulic power.

Corded high-power portable electric hydraulic pump units are easier to relocate than stationary electric hydraulic pump units. These pumps generate higher flow rates and pressure than cordless and most corded units. Corded hydraulic pump units connect to a nearby outlet, operating the pump and generating hydraulic power.

Corded electric hydraulic torque wrench pump units connect to and operate compatible wrenches. They generate high flow rates and pressures, suited for high-volume fastening applications. Corded hydraulic pump units connect to a nearby outlet.

Corded electric hydraulic workholding pump units connect to and power hydraulic workholding tools that position and keep parts in place for machining. Corded hydraulic pump units connect to a nearby outlet.