Hydraulic hand pumps are used for water pumping, the distribution of hydraulic fluids and for a variety of other purposes. Read Moreā¦

Leading Manufacturers
Metro Hydraulic Jack Co.
Newark, NJ | 800-633-8234Here at Metro Hydraulic Jack Co. we manufacture hydraulic solutions for a number of markets including: agricultural, municipal, construction, mining and transportation. Our company has an extensive history of engineering success.

Ohio Power Tool
Columbus, OH | 800-242-4424Sales, service and rental for all major brands of hydraulic pumps and other air, electric and hydraulic equipment. Hydraulic pump offerings include hand pumps, air pumps, electric pumps, gas pumps and intensifiers. Highly skilled at matching tool to application for hydraulic pumps and more.

Progressive Power and Control
Indianapolis, IN | 800-875-5196We are the ones to turn to for hydraulic equipment sales, custom motor systems, hydraulic repair and emergency replacement. Within the parameters of hydraulic motors, you can obtain hydraulic pump motors, heavy duty motors, hydraulic wheel motors, rotating case motors and more.

SunSource
Addison, IL | 888-786-7723SunSource has been servicing the manufacturing and service sector for over 70 years. We offer hydraulic pumps, components, and straightening services. We distribute all major brands and can meet any requirements, whether your application is high pressure, low pressure, high volume or low volume. Let us serve you today. Call or visit us online for a detailed product and service listing.

ZEMARC Corporation
Los Angeles, CA | 323-721-5598Zemarc Corporation is a world-class manufacturer of pumps, valves, flow controls, hydraulic power units and other products. We are known not only for our product excellence but for our competitive pricing and the ready availability of our products when customers need them.

Hand-operated pumps are among the oldest hydraulic pump varieties. Historically, they were widely used to draw water from wells, and they are sometimes still used for this purpose. Particularly in rural sections of developing economies, where access to electrical or fuel powered pumps can be expensive, hand pumps can still be quite popular. In developed economies, after the development of integrated sewage and water treatment facilities, the use of hand pumps became unnecessary in most cases.
Even in rural areas, developed economies have created systems like electric hydraulic pumps to draw water automatically. However, outside of the context of water pumping, manual hydraulic pumps are still widely used for many purposes. Hydraulic hand and foot jacks, hand pumps for use in industrial and commercial processes and hand pump machinery components are put to use in many contexts.
Hydraulic hand pumps can be used for many purposes; just a few examples include the calibration of instruments, direction of hydraulic fluid to circuits in helicopters and other aircraft and for the actuation of pistons in hydraulic cylinders. These types of hydraulic hand pumps use manual power to pressurize hydraulic fluids. They can be used for pressure testing in various components, including pipes, hoses, valves, heat exchangers and sprinkler systems. The operation of hand pumps is remarkably simple.
Each hydraulic hand pump contains a handle or other actuation lever attached to the pump body that, when pushed and pulled, causes pressurization or depressurization of the hydraulic fluid in the pump's system. In the case of hydraulic machinery, this action supplies power to the mechanisms to which the pump is connected.
In the case of water pumps, the actuation causes water to be drawn from its source and moved to another place. Because of their relative simplicity and ease of use, hydraulic hand pumps will continue to be popular as long as hydraulics continue to be favored in industry and commerce.