skf_tmjl100

SKF TMJL 100 hydraulic hand pump

Supplier number: SKF TMJL 100 | EAN 7316577745668
2,854.20 tax incl.
€2,358.84 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
On order: delivered from 15/10/2026

  • Delivery by DHL


€2,854.20
tax incl.

Product information

Key features according to our expert

  • Max. working pressure: 1000 bar

Scope of delivery

  • Pump with mounting fluid
  • pressure hose
  • quick connection coupling
  • quick connection nipple
  • carrying case
  • 1l can of mounting fluid

Product description

The SKF TMJL 100 pump is mainly intended for use with hydraulic nuts (up to size HMV 92E) to mount bearings or components where a maximum pressure of 1000 bar (100 MPa / 14500 psi) is required. The TMJL 100 can be used for oil injection applications for removing rolling element bearings and is suitable for use with SKF Hydraulic Assisted Pullers TMHP series. Supplied in a sturdy carrying case.

  • Oil container capacity 800 cm³ (48 in³)
  • Fitted with a pressure gauge
  • Packed in a sturdy carrying case
  • Supplied with an extra litre of fluid

Documents

All Features

Max. working pressure
1000 bar
Pressure gauge
Yes, analogue
Connection nipple
G 1/4 (male)
Dimensions (w x l x h)
140 x 635 x 195 mm
Housing material
Steel pump body
Recommended storage temperature
10-40
Case dimensions (l x h x w)
715 x 280 x 355 mm
Suitable for hydraulic nut hmv - smallest
9
Operating temperature range
10-35
Volume per stroke, 2nd stage
1.0 cm³
Oil container capacity
800
Type of pump
Single stage
Suitable for hydraulic nut hmv - largest
92
Suitable for drive up method
No
Volume per stroke
10
Relative humidity
0 to 75%, non-condensing
Product weight
10.3
Hose length
3000
Color code
Grey;Black
Model
Hand operated pump
Maximum pressure
1000
  • Brand SKF
  • EAN 7316577745668
  • Supplier number SKF TMJL 100
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