LearnLab Basic Hydraulics Training System

The LearnLab Basic Hydraulics Training System offers a dynamic, hands-on learning experience for teaching hydraulic fluid power fundamentals to maintenance, engineering, and service workers. This system mirrors the real-world hydraulic systems used across factories, vehicles, farms, and industrial facilities.

What’s Included

• Hydraulic Motor and Accumulator
• Two Hydraulic Cylinders with Bi-Directional Control
• Directional Control and Flow Control Valves
• Hydraulic Pressure Gauge and Manifold Systems
• Electric Over Hydraulic Valve and 120V Power Unit with Reservoir
• Quick Disconnect Hoses and Residual Fluid Catch Pan
• Instructor’s Guidebook, Student Workbook, and PowerPoint Presentation
• 16-Hour Basic Hydraulics Curriculum with Lab Exercises

System Features

This self-contained hydraulic training simulator features a heavy-duty pump and reservoir. Students build dozens of real hydraulic circuits to replicate fluid-powered machines used in industrial and safety applications.

Course Delivery Options

• Instructor-Led: Teach from LearnLab’s PowerPoint and workbook curriculum.
• Online Hybrid: Use LearnLab Academy for digital delivery while facilitating hands-on labs.
• Self-Paced: Students complete the online course and then perform the hands-on exercises.

Included Classroom Materials

• Instructor Notes (PDF)
• Student Workbook (PDF)
• PowerPoint Presentation
• Printable Handouts

Online LearnLab Academy Course

• Professionally delivered video-based instruction
• In-course quizzes and AACET-accredited certification
• Regular course updates and enhancements
• Low-cost subscription or one-time purchase options

Who Benefits

• Fluid power assembly and manufacturing technicians
• Maintenance and technical workers
• Vocational and trade school students
• Mechanical engineering students
• Construction and industrial equipment operators

Learning Outcomes

Students gain foundational skills in hydraulic systems, tool safety, and mechanical precision. Through hands-on practice, they learn real-world techniques including:

• Proper use of hydraulic and hand tools
• Torque settings and fastener selection
• Reading pressure indicators and flow controls
• Building safe, functional hydraulic circuits