HYDRAULICS CYLINDERS
Normalized Cylinders
These models of hydraulic cylinder correspond to the most frequent applications.
| ISO 6020/1 Diam.40 at 400 Maximum stroke 7000 |
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| ISO 6020/2 Diam.25 at 125 Maximum stroke 2500 |
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| ISO 6022 Diam.50 at 320 Maximum stroke 7000 |
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Standards cylinders
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| 180 Diam.50 at 200 Maximum stroke 7000 |
| 250 Diam.50 at 320 Maximum stroke 7000 |
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| Diam.50 at 400 Maximum stroke 7000 |  |
Telescopic cylinders
Telescopic cylinders. They can be single-acting or double-acting
The telescopic hydraulic cylinders have the advantage of offering a greater stroke for the same closed cylinder length. The generated force is proportional to the displaced surface of the rod or piston and, therefore, the force is reduced each time the piston is moved.
With or without damper
Constant speed.
Specifics cylinders
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Rod Chrome Characteristics: 20-25µ thickness |
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Rod stainless steel Chrome Characteristics: Stainless |
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Rod Nickel-Chrome Characteristics: 30µ of nickel and 20µ of chrome |
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Cylinders all stainless steel Characteristics: demineralized water (test), specials fluids, maritime environment |
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| Specific seal following fluid, temperature |  |
Autonomous cylinders
Contrary to the other cylinders, the autonomous cylinders are equipped with a hydraulic unit, with bladder, directly on their body.
