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 The  high pressure cylinder  runs its components at 10,000 psi all day long. The high-pressure tool industry does away with describing their cylinders by their bore size or pressure capacity and jumps right into describing them in tons. The high-pressure tool industry’s favorite cylinder design is the ram. A ram uses a piston rod with no piston, making its construction quite simple. So long as the fluid is sealed around that rod, pumping in oil from any location will force the rod to extend, albeit very slowly. The tradeoff with high-pressure cylinders is speed. An actuator moving quickly at extreme pressure is a recipe for seal failure through extrusion, which is why these tools often move slowly. The higher the pressure you run in a hydraulic actuator, the more force it can offer, so long as it’s constructed to handle that pressure. As a result, the hydraulic tools are fairly compact and portable. In fact, the cylinders and pumping system used to lift an entire house will fit into

  Welded hydraulic cylinders have no tie rods. Instead, the barrel is welded directly to the end caps and the ports are welded to the cylinder barrel . The front rod gland is generally bolted or threaded into the cylinder barrel, which allows the cylinder piston rod assembly and the rod seals to be removed for service. Welded hydraulic cylinders possess a number of advantages over tie rod cylinders. Although tie rod cylinders can be cheaper to manufacture, they are usually considered “off the shelf” items and have limited options in terms of customizability. They are also less durable than welded cylinders. Welded body cylinders can be custom-engineered for specific applications. Welded cylinders also have superior seal packages, which can help increase the life expectancy of the cylinder and can be beneficial when the cylinder will be used in locations that involve contaminants and weathering. Aesthetically, welded body cylinders have lower profiles than tie rod cylinders and can

  Hydraulic cylinders are the most practical and useful of fluid power components, and for this reason, they have inevitably evolved into an almost endless array of configurations, designs and sizes. Here are two popular classes of hydraulic cylinder: tie-rod cylinders and welded cylinders. Before you can decide on which type of cylinder to purchase there are a few factors you need to consider. These are bore size, rod size and stroke length. Bore size – This is the inside diameter of the cylinder barrel . Rod size – This is the diameter of the cylinder piston rod . Stroke  – This is the distance that the piston travels between the fully extended and fully retracted positions. The bore, rod and stroke measurements are related to the mass of the load to be moved and the available system pressure. Tie rod cylinders are most often used in industrial factory applications. They use high strength, threaded steel rods and nuts to hold square or rectangular end caps to each end of t