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David and Goliath

They really do exist, the "Davids" ... the small people,

who can hold their own with their larger counterparts. This,

however, should not be interpreted to mean that there's no

real need for bigger cylinders.

It is not without reason that Hänchen also has a comprehensive range of normalised cylinders of the 100, 160 and 250 series alongside its series 120 and 300 cylinders which comply

with Hänchen standards.

Hänchen

standard cylinders

The majority of application cases can be covered with cylinders and cylinder parts that are available in the Hänchen

standard product range.

Normalised cylinders

Ir'

Series 120 (150 bar) with/without end-position cushioning

Piston 0 from 12 - 600 mm, forces from 1 - 6000 kN, stroke up to 7500 mm

Series 300 (300 bar)

with/without end-position cushioning

Piston 0 from 25 - 600 mm,

forces from 10 - 9000 kN,

stroke up to 7500 mm

raulic cylinde

There is no norm for quality ...

As far as Hänchen is concerned there is no reason to look to another quality standard other than its own for its standard

cylinders in the Hänchen range of products. In other words,

they benefit from the company's quality aspirations. In principle, Hänchen makes exclusive use of

honed cylinder tubes for all its cylinders. Hänchen also guarantees that all the cylinders in its

product range, as well as normalised cylinders, comply with the most exacting of geometrical

accuracies.

The finest way to treat hydraulic cylinders: Hänchen quality

Everyone who has heard of Hänchen is aware that its worldwide reputation is based on hydraulic cylinder solutions that are anything but standardised. The

standardisation per se actually

deals with nothing more than basic dimensions and connections, mounting parts etc. Indeed for this or that solution, the choice of a standard cylinder will often do the job without any problems. Upon closer inspection however, one will draw his/her own conclusions from what is an

obvious difference and reconsider, because the standard

Hänchen cylinder - by virtue of its size alone - offers advantages which tip the balance in its favour.

Series 100 (100 bar)

as under DIN 24336

Piston 0 from 25 - 200 mm,

forces from 4.9 - 314 kN,

stroke up to 7500 mm

Series 160 (160 bar) medium as under DIN/ISO 6020-1

Piston 0 from 25 - 200 mm,

forces from 7.9 - 503 kN,

stroke up to 7500 mm Series 660 (160 bar)

compact as under

DIN 24554/ISO 6020-2

Piston 0 from 25 - 200 mm,

forces from 7.9 - 503 kN, stroke up to 1500 mm

Series 250 (250 bar) as under DIN 24333/ISO 6022

Piston 0 from 50 - 200 mm,

forces from 49 - 785 kN,

stroke up to 7500 mm

Here we have two "identical" cylinders: equally good, equally strong.

• With exceptionally long service life

• With very low wear

• With extremely low friction

• With outstanding efficiency

• With ideal availability

• With extremely long service intervals

• With service-friendly features

Where is the difference?

• Different size

• Different shape

• Unequal weight

• Divergent value-for-money

factor