In-house testing
In-house testing up to 350 bar & 200 LPM.
Tested before it leaves our factory. Every applicable hydraulic power pack we build is run on our own bench before dispatch, so the unit that arrives at your machine has already proven itself under pressure. Testing takes place at our Talwade, Pune facility, where power packs are pressure- and flow-checked using calibrated gauges, flow measurement and instrumentation.
The figures below describe our bench capability — up to 350 bar and 200 LPM. Each unit is tested at conditions appropriate to its own rated duty, and a pre-dispatch test certificate is issued with every applicable unit.
Inside the test bay
Photographs from our test bay at Talwade — benches, gauges and units under pre-dispatch pressure test.
What we test
Our in-house test process typically includes the checks below. What applies to any given power pack depends on its design and rated duty, so the exact test conditions are set per unit and confirmed on enquiry.
Test capability
These figures describe the maximum capability of our in-house test bench. Individual power packs are tested at conditions appropriate to their own rating.
| Parameter | Capability | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum test pressure | 350 bar | Bench capability |
| Maximum test flow | 200 LPM | Bench capability |
| Pre-dispatch test certificate | Yes | Every applicable unit |
| Overpressure check | ~1.5× rated | Typical practice, set per unit — not a guarantee |
Capability figures, not per-unit ratings. Exact test conditions for your power pack are confirmed on enquiry.
Why pre-dispatch testing matters
A hydraulic power pack that is commissioned for the first time on your machine is an unknown. If a relief valve is mis-set, a joint weeps, or flow falls short under load, you find out during installation — often with the machine down and a line waiting.
Testing every unit under pressure before it ships moves that discovery back to our bench, where it is cheap to fix. It means smoother commissioning, fewer surprises during start-up, and less risk of avoidable downtime once the unit is in production. The test certificate that ships with the unit records the conditions it was verified against, so your team knows exactly what arrived.
The short version
Every applicable power pack is run under pressure on our bench first — so the unit that reaches your machine is a known quantity, backed by a pre-dispatch test certificate.
Testing FAQ
Yes. Every applicable hydraulic power pack we build is run on our own test bench before it leaves the factory. Our in-house test process typically checks pressure, flow, relief-valve settings, leakage and functional operation, so the unit has already proven itself under pressure before it reaches your shop floor.
Yes — a pre-dispatch test certificate is issued with every applicable unit, recording the test conditions the power pack was verified against before dispatch. If you have a specific documentation format in mind, tell us with your enquiry and we will confirm what we can provide.
Our in-house testing capability extends up to 350 bar pressure and 200 LPM flow. Each unit is tested at conditions appropriate to its rated duty; capability figures describe the maximum our bench can reach, not the rating of any one power pack.
Get started
Configure your unit online, or send your requirement and our engineers will respond — every applicable unit leaves tested, with a pre-dispatch certificate.
