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Hydraulic Cylinder

03/31/2008 12:32 PM

i want to know about hydraulic cylinder. if i have only load cap.,like a 100 ton, then how to decide pipe bore,pipe od,rod od & pressure.
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Branch
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Re: Hydraulic Cylinder

03/31/2008 2:01 PM

First of all, you'll need more info than just the load capacity, you will also have to factor in the the diameter of the cylinder and the application. Are you concerned primarily with extension force or with retraction force also? The bigger your piston rod, the less retraction force you will get because there is less piston area available.

An easy to understand guide that I like to use is Fluid Power Data Book by Womack Educational Publications (214)357-0027.
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Re: Hydraulic Cylinder

03/31/2008 2:20 PM

You may have luck on this site they deal with many different type of sealing devices for hydraulic cylinders.

www.chesterton.com

They have many calculators that are very handy.
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Re: Hydraulic Cylinder

01/11/2009 9:35 PM

http://www.hydraulic-tools-manufacturers.com

u can contact this company if possible.
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Re: Hydraulic Cylinder

10/08/2011 4:32 AM

How much is the working pressure?

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