Hydraulic cylinders, as the key actuating elements in hydraulic systems, are widely used in a variety of machinery and equipment. We offer a wide range of hydraulic cylinders for sale.
Single-Acting Hydraulic Cylinder
A single-acting hydraulic cylinder is a kind of hydraulic cylinder that produces thrust in one direction only. Its structure is simple, usually consisting of a cylinder, piston, and piston rod. Single-acting hydraulic cylinders rely on the pressure of the hydraulic fluid to push the piston into motion, while the return stroke relies on the action of a spring or external load.
Application Scenarios
Single-acting hydraulic cylinders are commonly used in applications that require unidirectional thrust, such as lifting platforms, clamping devices, and certain types of stamping equipment. Because of their simple structure and low maintenance cost, they are widely used in some occasions that do not require high precision.
Double-Acting Hydraulic Cylinder
Double-acting hydraulic cylinders are capable of generating thrust in two directions, and their structure is relatively complex, usually consisting of a cylinder barrel, piston, piston rod, and two oil ports. By controlling the inlet and outlet of the hydraulic oil, the bidirectional movement of the piston can be realized.
Application Scenarios
Double-acting hydraulic cylinders are widely used in applications requiring bi-directional thrust, such as construction machinery, metallurgical equipment, and marine equipment. Because they can realize precise bidirectional control, they excel in applications that require high precision and reliability.
Multi-Stage Hydraulic Cylinders
Multi-stage hydraulic cylinders consist of multiple pistons and cylinders and are capable of realizing a large stroke in a small installation space. They have a complex structure but are capable of providing greater thrust and longer strokes.
Application Scenarios
Multi-stage hydraulic cylinders are commonly used in applications that require high thrust and long strokes, such as lifting equipment, excavators, and certain types of aerospace equipment. Their ability to achieve large strokes in limited space provide