Showing posts with label heavy duty hydraulic cylinder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heavy duty hydraulic cylinder. Show all posts

Monday 14 July 2014

Get The Best Hydraulic Solutions

Knowing about hydraulic solutions is not very common. Sounds like a technical term, hydraulic systems and machineries play a very crucial role in the construction industry. So, let’s begin with knowing the term hydraulics first.

Hydraulics – is a scientific term in engineering which deals with the mechanical properties of liquid. Hydraulic machines are used to generate, control and transmission of power by pressurized liquid. These machines use liquid fluid power to perform any task. In these machines, hydraulic fluid transmits throughout the machine through hydraulic cylinders and motors. The fluid is controlled by valves directly or automatically.

Hydraulic machines are hugely popular because massive power can be transferred through small tubes and hoses. The best example to understand the hydraulics is the brakes in your car. Yes, brakes in cars use the hydraulics! Dump trucks are another example of hydraulic system.

Construction sites are the common places where hydraulic machines are seen.  Heavy duty hydraulic cylinder is also used at major construction sites.

There are many companies providing the hydraulic solutions. Creating hydraulic components and systems demand attention to each detail. Quality of components is a must to perform on sites.

To get the best hydraulic solutions, either you can contact the companies providing these solutions directly or if you do not have any idea about the industry, start with the search on the internet. As almost all the companies have their websites, you can easily look out for a particular company’s products and services. If product and services satisfy you, directly contact the company or you can talk to some of their clients to know their quality of services better.

You can contact them through mail or call. Mail is the better way to cite your requirements but calling is always a good idea to make a better communication in order to get the specific solutions.

Monday 24 February 2014

Everything You Wanted To Know About Hydraulic Cylinders

Hydraulic Cylinders

A hydraulic Cylinder is a mechanical actuator that uses the force created by a pressurized liquid in a sealed container. The hydraulic cylinders have a variety of application such as in manufacturing machines, heavy construction machines and garbage dump trucks. The fluid used in these cylinders is basically oil. The back and forth movement of the piston inside the cylinder barrel exerts pressure on the fluid and thereby produces force which is about ten times greater than the force exerted on the fluid. A hydraulic cylinder can be divided into following parts:  

Cylinder barrel: The main cylinder body is called cylinder barrel. Its main function is to keep the cylinder pressure intact.

Cylinder base or cap: Enclosed end of the cylinder is known as the cylinder base or cap. 

 Cylinder head: The main function of the head is to enclose the pressure chamber from the other end.

Piston: The back and forth moving object inside the cylinder barrel is called piston. Its function is to vary the pressure inside the barrel.

Piston rod: Piston rod is basically a hard piece of chrome plated rod attached with the piston that extends from the cylinder to the end of rod-head.

Seal gland: seal gland is fixed at the cylinder head to prevent the leakage of pressurised oil and to keep the pressure intact within the barrel.


There are a lot of hydraulic cylinder manufacturers in the market that manufactures different types of hydraulic cylinders with different operating pressure. Based on its components and specifications, the hydraulic cylinders can be classified into Plunger Cylinders or Ram Clylinders, Telescopic hydraulic cylinder
 or Mulstistage Hydraulic Cylinders and Cable Cylinders. 

With of so many choices available in the market, one might get confused while selecting the appropriate hydraulic cylinder. In order to select an appropriate cylinder one must consider the specifications such as bore diameter, maximum operating pressure, rod diameter and stroke or the distance traveled by the piston.