Telescopic cylinders, also known as multi-stage hydraulic cylinders, are finding increasingly widespread use in various industries due to their unique ability to extend and retract within a confined space. Their compact design and high load-bearing capacity make them an ideal solution for applications requiring efficient and safe lifting operations.
In response to the EU's coming ban on chrome plating, hydraulic cylinder manufacturers are seeking innovative alternatives to ensure continued excellence in performance and durability. One such solution gaining widespread attention is Nitrocarburizing, also known as QPQ (Quench-Polish-Quench) technology. This process offers a transformative approach to surface treatment, delivering unmatched strength, corrosion resistance, and longevity to hydraulic cylinder components.
1. The plunger cylinder is a structural form of a hydraulic cylinder. The single plunger cylinder can only move in one direction, and the reverse direction depends on external force. The combination of two plunger cylinders can also use pressure oil to achieve reciprocating motion.
Piston hydraulic cylinder can be divided into single-rod and double-rod structure, its fixed by the cylinder block fixed and piston rod fixed in two ways, according to the action of hydraulic pressure has a single-acting type and double-acting type.
Before we talk about hydraulic cylinders we need to know what is a hydraulic cylinder? How do they work? What are they used for?
