Overview of Hydraulic Cylinder Components and Features

Low-Friction Seals

These seals are designed to minimize friction within hydraulic cylinders, enhancing efficiency and longevity.

Extra Guidance

Additional guiding mechanisms are incorporated to improve the alignment and stability of moving parts within the cylinder.

Detectors

Inductive detectors are used for linear position sensing, enabling precise monitoring of piston location.

Integrated Anti-Burst Valve

This valve provides safety by preventing cylinder overpressure, ensuring operational security.

Front Cushioning and Starting By-Pass

These features allow controlled deceleration at the front end of the piston stroke and facilitate smooth start-up by bypassing flow.

Linear Valve

Linear valves regulate fluid flow in a straight path, contributing to precise control of cylinder movement.

Floating Piston

The floating piston design allows for pressure balancing and improved response within the cylinder.

Front & Rear Adjustable Cushioning

Cushioning at both ends of the cylinder stroke can be adjusted to tailor the deceleration and impact absorption according to application needs.

Rod-Feeding

Fluid supply through the piston rod enhances the cylinder's operational capabilities.

Distribution & Valve Block Hub

This block integrates multiple valves and distribution channels to streamline hydraulic fluid management.

Disc Springs

Disc springs are used to provide consistent force and absorb shocks within the cylinder assembly.

Connected Double-Cylinder

Two cylinders are connected to work in tandem, increasing force or stroke length as required.

Zip (Rack)

A rack mechanism is included for converting linear motion into rotational motion or vice versa.

Hollow Rod

The piston rod is hollow, allowing for internal components such as springs or fluid passage.

Inside Spring

An internal spring is incorporated to assist in piston return or cushioning functions.