Introduction of Hydraulic  Cylinders

Hydraulic cylinder is a hydraulic actuator that converts hydraulic energy into mechanical energy and performs linear reciprocating motion (or swinging motion). It has a simple structure and reliable operation. When using it to achieve reciprocating motion, there is no need for a deceleration device, and there is no transmission clearance, resulting in smooth motion. Therefore, it has applications in various mechanical hydraulic systems. The output force of the hydraulic cylinder is proportional to the area of the piston and the pressure difference on both sides; A hydraulic cylinder is basically composed of a cylinder barrel and cylinder head, a piston and piston rod, a sealing device, a buffering device, and an exhaust device. The buffer device and exhaust device depend on the specific application scenario, and other devices are also required.
There are various structural forms of non-standard hydraulic cylinders, and their classification methods are also diverse: according to the motion mode, they can be divided into linear reciprocating motion and rotary swinging motion; According to the hydraulic pressure, it can be divided into single acting and double acting types; According to the structural form, it can be divided into piston type, plunger type, multi-stage telescopic sleeve type, gear rack type, etc; According to the installation form, it can be divided into pull rods, earrings, feet, hinge shafts, etc; According to the pressure level, it can be divided into 16Mpa, 25Mpa, 31.5Mpa, etc.