Hydraulic Cylinder

We understand that every hydraulic cylinder application is unique. That’s why our CNC machining service is fully customizable to meet your specific requirements. Whether you need precise cylinder barrels, pistons, rods, end caps or any other component, we have the capabilities to deliver. Our team works closely with you to understand their specifications, ensuring that the final product aligns perfectly with your project’s needs.

CNC Machining for key components:

When it comes to hydraulic cylinder components, precision matters. Partner with us and experience the difference that our CNC machining service can make. The specific machining processes employed may include turning, milling, drilling, grinding, and other metal cutting operations. Here’s a breakdown of the key components involved in hydraulic cylinder machining:

1. Cylinder Barrel: The cylinder barrel is the main body of the hydraulic cylinder. It is typically machined from a solid cylindrical piece of metal, such as steel or aluminum. Machining operations like turning, boring, and honing are performed to achieve the desired internal and external dimensions, surface finish, and tolerance levels.
2. Piston: The piston is a crucial component that moves inside the cylinder barrel, generating hydraulic pressure. It is machined to precise dimensions and features, such as grooves for seals and wear rings. Machining processes like turning, milling, and drilling are employed to create the piston’s shape, internal passages, and sealing surfaces.
3. Rod: The rod, also known as the piston rod or plunger rod, connects the piston to the external load or actuator. It extends and retracts as the piston moves, transmitting force. The rod is machined to specific dimensions, including diameter, length, and surface finish. Turning, grinding, and other machining operations are performed to achieve the required tolerances and surface quality.
4. End Caps: The end caps, also referred to as head or gland, seal the ends of the cylinder barrel and provide attachment points for the rod and fittings. They are machined to accommodate the seals, hydraulic connections, and mounting features. Turning, drilling, and threading operations are typically performed to create the necessary features and ensure proper sealing and assembly.