Sure, but I wouldn't call those lifts and presses "typical", or maybe better said "typical in high pressure oleodynamics". In another life I worked in building

Sure, but I wouldn't call those lifts and presses "typical", or maybe better said "typical in high pressure oleodynamics". In another life I worked in building pre-compressed structures and we had for certain particular uses (electric) pumps going up to 600 bar, possibly more, but as well they weren't "typical", and they costed an arm and a leg.