Hydraulic Cylinder

We design and manufacture hydraulic cylinders, power units, and custom hydraulic systems tailored to your specific needs. Our commitment is to deliver top-quality products at competitive prices that consistently meet or exceed our customers’ expectations.

Double Acting Hydraulic Cylinder

We specialize in designing and manufacturing for OEMs, single machine manufacturers, and in-house machine builders for specific applications, including vehicle-mounted solutions. This versatility allows us to produce a wide variety of cylinders, including both tie rod and welded types, as well as specialized designs.

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Double acting Cylinder means the cylinder has two ports. These are typically located at the bottom and the top of the cylinder. Fluid is pumped into the bottom port to extend the piston much like a regular single acting cylinder. But when the operator wants to retract the piston, fluid is pumped through the top port to push it back. This allows for more control of the system. The faster and predictable retraction of double-acting cylinders makes them the better choice for projects needing repeatable accuracy.

Single Acting Hydraulic Cylinder

Hydraulic cylinders are used as linear actuators to apply unidirectional force and stroke in many Engineering applications. Hydraulic cylinders are used to create mechanical force in a linear motion. They are used to lift something, push something, press something, and many other types of work.

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A single acting hydraulic cylinder, also known as a single acting hydraulic ram, operates in a single direction. It typically has a single port at the bottom of the cylinder where pressurised fluid is pumped into the system. As the fluid enters the system, it fills the cylinder and extends the piston inside.

To retract the piston, a single acting hydraulic cylinder must rely on an external force to expunge the fluid inside. This can be left to gravity if there is no immediate need to retract the piston, but a second piston can also be used to forcefully push the piston back into the cylinder. Springs can also be used if they are strong enough.

Telescopic / Multistage Cylinder

Parking Cylinder is mainly a Telescopic Single Acting Cylinder having different stroke depending on customers’ requirements. Hydraulic cylinders are commonly used in parking systems due to their reliability, efficiency, and ability to handle heavy loads with smooth, controlled motion. They are a key component for ensuring safe and effective operation in both indoor and outdoor car parking solutions.

  • Stroke: Customizable based on customer requirements.
  • Load Capacities: Standard options include 2 Ton, 4 Ton, and 6 Ton; higher capacities can be manufactured.
  • Operation: Utilizes two-stage telescopic design, with each stage covering approximately 50% of the total stroke.
  • Pressure Rating: Maximum working pressure of up to 240 bar.
  1. Efficient Power Transmission: Converts hydraulic pressure into linear motion with minimal energy loss, ideal for lifting heavy loads like cars.
  2. Smooth and Stable Motion: Provides controlled and stable lifting and lowering for safe and comfortable operation.
  3. Cost-Effective: Easy to maintain with long service life, making them a cost-efficient solution for parking systems.
  4. Versatility: Suitable for various system configurations (vertical/horizontal, multi-stage designs).
  5. Safety: Equipped with overload protection, pressure relief valves, and resistance to shock and vibration.

Our Standard Telescopic Cylinder for Parking System

STROKE MM MAX LOAD CAPACITY MAX WORKING PRESSURE
1650 2 TON / 4 TON / 6 TON 240 BAR
1750 2 TON / 4 TON / 6 TON 240 BAR
1850 2 TON / 4 TON / 6 TON 240 BAR
1950 2 TON / 4 TON / 6 TON 240 BAR
2050 2 TON / 4 TON / 6 TON 240 BAR
2100 2 TON / 4 TON / 6 TON 240 BAR
2150 2 TON / 4 TON / 6 TON 240 BAR

Ram Type Cylinder

Ram type hydraulic cylinders are widely used in industrial applications that require high force, particularly for push and pull actions. These cylinders have a unique design where the piston rod cross-sectional area is larger than the cross-sectional area of the moving parts, allowing them to deliver substantial force efficiently.

Types of Ram Type Hydraulic Cylinders

1. Single Acting Ram Type Hydraulic Cylinder

Technical Specifications:

  • Operating Pressure: Typically between 70-350 bar, depending on application.
  • Stroke Length: Customizable, but typically up to several meters.
  • Materials: High-strength steel for durability, with corrosion-resistant coatings.
  • Mounting Styles: Can be mounted in various configurations such as flange, trunnion, or pin

2. Double Acting Ram Type Hydraulic Cylinder

Technical Specifications:

  • Operating Pressure: Generally, between 150-350 bar for heavy-duty tasks.
  • Stroke Length: Can be up to several meters, depending on application.
  • Flow Rate: Varies, but generally designed for high flow to achieve rapid extension and retraction.
  • Cylinder Construction: Can be made from stainless steel or chrome-plated materials to improve lifespan and prevent wear.

3. Telescopic Ram Type Hydraulic Cylinder

Technical Specifications:

  • Operating Pressure: Typically, 100-300 bar.
  • Stroke Length: Varies based on the number of telescopic stages (can extend up to 5-6 times the collapsed length).
  • Cylinder Construction: Heavy-duty construction with stages made from high-strength steel or alloy materials.
  • Seal Design: Advanced sealing systems to handle high pressure and prevent fluid leakage.
  • Hydraulic Jacks
  • Truck Cranes & Elevators
  • Industrial Machinery
  • Construction Equipment excavators, backhoes, and diggers.
  1. High Force Generation: Ram cylinders are specifically designed to deliver substantial force, making them ideal for pushing and lifting tasks.
  2. Versatility: They can be customized for various applications, including both single-acting and double-acting configurations.
  3. Compact and Efficient: The telescopic ram design provides high lifting force in a compact, space-saving package, suitable for environments where reach and storage space are limited.
  4. Durability: Built with robust materials and advanced sealing systems, ensuring long service life and minimal maintenance.
  5. Cost-Effective: Simple designs, especially in single-acting cylinders, reduce both production and operational costs.

Compact Cylinder

Hydraulic cylinders are used as linear actuators to apply unidirectional force and stroke in many Engineering applications. Hydraulic cylinders are used to create mechanical force in a linear motion. They are used to lift something, push something, press something, and many other types of work.

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compact hydraulic cylinders are greatly valuable mechanical gadgets that are utilized to lift overwhelming loads. Utilizing hydrodynamics, these jacks can bear more noteworthy lift over bigger separations. hydraulic jacks are commonly utilized within the car, mechanical, and development industries.

Tandem Hydraulic Cylinder

A type of hydraulic cylinder that consists of two or more cylinders working in sequence (one after another) to provide a combined force or motion. In a tandem cylinder, the pistons are arranged in such a way that each piston extends in sequence from the same hydraulic pressure, which allows for more control over the movement and increased force. These cylinders are commonly used in applications where extended stroke lengths or higher load capacities are required and many other types of work.

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Applications of Tandem Hydraulic Cylinders

Hydraulic Presses

Heavy Equipment

Manufacturing

Steel Mills and Forging

Automotive Industry

Agricultural Equipment

Tie Rod Type Cylinder

Hydraulic cylinders are used as linear actuators to apply unidirectional force and stroke in many Engineering applications. Hydraulic cylinders are used to create mechanical force in a linear motion. They are used to lift something, push something, press something, and many other types of work.

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Tie-rod cylinders are most often used in industrial factory applications. They use high strength, threaded steel rods and nuts to hold square or rectangular end caps to each end of the cylinder barrel. Seals are placed between the barrel and end cap to prevent leakage. Smaller cylinders usually use 4 tie-rods, but larger bore cylinders can use up to 20. Tie-rod cylinders are useful because they are not as complex in design as welded-body cylinders and can be completely disassembled for service and repair.

Magnetic Cylinder

Magnetic Cylinder is a specialized type of hydraulic or pneumatic cylinder that incorporates magnetic sensors (such as reed switches or magnetostrictive sensors) to detect the position of the piston within the cylinder. The magnet(s) are embedded in the piston, and as the piston moves, the magnetic field interacts with the external sensors, allowing for accurate position feedback.

Magnetic cylinders are widely used in automation and industrial systems where position sensing, high precision, and reliability are required. Specifications of Magnetic Cylinders

The specifications of magnetic cylinders can vary depending on the type (hydraulic or pneumatic) and the specific application.

  1. Bore Size:
    • Common bore sizes range from 25 mm to 250 mm. Larger bore sizes are used for applications that require higher force, such as industrial machinery or material handling.
  1. Stroke Length:
    • Magnetic cylinders come in a variety of stroke lengths, typically ranging from 50 mm to 2000 mm or more, depending on the application. Longer strokes are required for applications involving large-scale machines or heavy lifting.
  1. Operating Pressure (for Pneumatic Cylinders):
    • Pneumatic magnetic cylinders are often rated for operating pressures from 1 bar (15 psi) to 10 bar (145 psi), depending on the system’s requirements.
  1. Operating Temperature:
    • Magnetic cylinders are generally designed to withstand temperatures between -20°C to +80°C (or higher with special seals). Some cylinders can be rated for high temperatures up to +150°C for specialized applications like food processing.
  1. Magnet Type:
    • Magnetic cylinders use permanent magnets embedded in the piston. The strength of the magnet depends on the size of the cylinder and the required sensing accuracy.
    • Types of sensors: Reed switches, Hall effect sensors, and magnetostrictive sensors are commonly used for position sensing.
  1. Sensor Type:
    • Reed Switch: A mechanical switch that opens and closes in the presence of a magnetic field. Typically used for simple on/off position sensing.
    • Hall Effect Sensor: Uses the Hall effect to detect changes in magnetic field and is often used in more advanced applications for continuous position feedback.
    • Magnetostrictive Sensor: Provides precise, continuous position feedback and is used in applications requiring high accuracy.
  1. Seal Material:
    • The seals used in magnetic cylinders can vary depending on the application environment, with common materials including NBR (nitrile rubber), FKM (fluorocarbon), and PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene). These materials ensure the cylinder remains leak-proof under high-pressure conditions.
  1. Cushioning:
    • Some magnetic cylinders feature cushioning at the end of the stroke to reduce impact and noise, especially in applications with heavy loads.
  1. Mounting Type:
    • Magnetic cylinders come with different mounting options to suit the specific needs of the application, including:
      • Tie-rod mounted
      • Flange-mounted
      • Foot-mounted
      • Pivoting mounts
  1. Materials:
  • The cylinder body is usually made of aluminum, steel, or stainless steel, depending on the need for corrosion resistance, strength, and weight.
  • The magnetic components (like the magnets in the piston) are typically made of neodymium or samarium-cobalt for high magnetic strength.

Heavy Duty Industrial Hydraulic Cylinder

Hydraulic cylinders are used as linear actuators to apply unidirectional force and stroke in many Engineering applications. Hydraulic cylinders are used to create mechanical force in a linear motion. They are used to lift something, push something, press something, and many other types of work.

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Large Bore Hydraulic Cylinder

In every system, the most important component is a hydraulic cylinder and it will convert hydraulic energy to mechanical energy. The power of pressurized hydraulic fluid will push/pull the piston rod attached to the cylinder for applying the required compressive force on the work piece.

A hydraulic press is a mechanical device that uses the static pressure of a liquid, as defined by Pascal ‘s principle, to shape, deform, and configure various types of metals, plastics, rubber, and wood. The mechanism of a hydraulic press consists of a mainframe, power system, and controls.

Cushion Type Hydraulic Cylinder

The Cushion Type Hydraulic Cylinder is engineered to provide a controlled cushioning effect, minimizing shock and impact during operation. Designed for durability, it enhances performance in various applications, such as construction and material handling.

This cylinder features a robust construction that reduces wear and extends lifespan, ensuring reliable operation. Available in multiple sizes and specifications, it can be tailored to meet specific needs. Optimize your hydraulic systems with the efficiency and reliability of the Cushion Type Hydraulic Cylinder.

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