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Hydraulic distributor
- Lever-operated dispenser
- Drawer - notched
- Electrical distributor
- NG6 spool valve with levers
- Splitter distributor
- Electro NG6 + manual lever
- Electrical circuit selector
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Hydraulic distributor
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Hydraulic motors
- Hydraulic orbital motors
- Profiled socket - fluted
- Orbital engine seals
- Steering motors
- Motor mounting bracket
- Motor flow regulators
- Engine pressure regulators
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Hydraulic motors
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Double-acting hydraulic cylinders
- Double-acting cylinder - 16 x 25
- Double-acting cylinder - 20 x 32
- Double-acting cylinder - 25 x 40
- Double-acting cylinder - 30 x 50
- Double-acting cylinder - 30 x 60
- Double-acting cylinder - 35 x 60
- Double-acting cylinder - 40 x 70
- Double-acting cylinder - 40 x 80
- Double-acting cylinder - 50 x 100
- Double-acting cylinder - 70 x 120
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Double-acting hydraulic cylinders
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Cylinder
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Double-acting cylinders
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Double-acting cylinder seals
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Single-acting cylinders
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Single-acting cylinder seals
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Splitter cylinders
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Cylinder limit switch
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BSP hydraulic fittings
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BSP hydraulic hoses
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Engine
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Orbital hydraulic motors
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Motor flow regulator
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Engine pressure regulator
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Motor mountings
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Orbital motor seals
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Profiled sockets
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Orbitrol steering motors
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Steering axle columns
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Seals Orbitrol motors
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Flexible
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Male/Male BSP fittings
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Male/Female BSP connections
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BSP Female/Female connections
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Copper seals - BS bushings
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BSP connection adapters
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Hydraulic valves - HP valves
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Connection
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Straight BSP fittings
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BSP cross adapter
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BSP plugs/nuts
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Screws for banjos
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Banjo adaptor
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BSP tee adaptor
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90° BSP elbow adapter
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Pressure sockets
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BS rings and copper seals
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Hydraulic couplers
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Coupler
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ISO A couplings
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ISO B couplings
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DIN NV couplers
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Screw couplers
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Face Plane couplers
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BRH Face Plane Couplers
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PL VCR couplers
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PUMP
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Hydraulic gear pumps
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Hydraulic pump seals
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Flanges for pumps/motors
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Double hydraulic pumps
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Pump units
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Hand pumps
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Hand pump tanks
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Agricultural hydraulic pumps
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Mini hydraulic power station
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Security
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Hydraulic accumulators
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Pressure switch FOX
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Heat coolers
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Cooling thermostats
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Hydraulic couplers
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Hydraulic pressure gauges
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Pressure taps
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Hydraulic filters
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Hydraulic valves
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Description: Hydraulic safety components are essential accessories for ensuring the safety and reliability of hydraulic systems. They are designed to protect equipment and operators from overpressure, leakage and potential failure. These components include pressure relief valves, pressure limiters, non-return valves, hydraulic accumulators and other safety devices. They are made from high-quality materials and comply with the strictest safety standards. With these hydraulic safety components, you can have peace of mind knowing that your hydraulic system is operating safely and efficiently. Features: - Relief valves to relieve excess pressure - Pressure relief valves to keep pressure within safe limits - Check valves to prevent backflow of hydraulic fluid - Hydraulic accumulators to store energy and compensate for pressure variations - Complies with hydraulic safety standards Benefits: - Ensures the safety of equipment and operators - Prevents overpressure and leaks - Improves the reliability and lifespan of hydraulic systems - Facilitates maintenance and repairs - Complies with the most stringent safety standards. Improves the safety of hydraulic systems by preventing accidents and failures - Extends the life of hydraulic equipment by reducing wear and damage - Optimises the performance of hydraulic systems by ensuring smooth, efficient operation - Reduces maintenance and repair costs by improving the reliability of hydraulic equipment.
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Distributor
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Lever-operated spool valves
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Drawers and detents
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NG6 spool valves with lever
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Splitter distributors
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Lever-operated NG6 spool valves
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YE45 electrical distributors
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Electric selectors
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Electro
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Electrical distributors NG6
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Subbases for electro NG6
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NG6 intermediary valves
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Gaskets for electro NG6
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Coils for electro NG6
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Connectors for coils
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NG10 spool valves
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Subbases for electro NG10
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NG6 intermediary valves
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Gaskets for electro NG10
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Coils for electro NG10
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Electric selectors
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Tank
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RESERVOIRS MANUAL PUMP
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MINI POWER PLANT TANKS
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EQUIPPED TANKS
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NON-EQUIPPED TANKS
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HGV TANKS
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EXCHANGERS/COOLERS
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FILLING PLUGS
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SNIFFER CAPS
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BREATHER PLUGS
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LEVEL INDICATORS
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LEVEL INDICATORS
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LEVEL INDICATORS
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LEVEL INDICATORS + T°
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HYDRAULIC OIL HV46
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Filter
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SUCTION STRAINERS
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SEMI-IMMERSED FILTER HEADS
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IMMERGE FILTERS 10µ
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25µ IMMERGED FILTERS
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SPIN ON HEADS - SUCTION
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SIN ON HEADS - DISCHARGE
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SPIN ON FILTERS 10µ
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SPIN ON FILTERS 25µ
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SPIN ON 60µ FILTERS
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SPIN ON FILTERS 125µ
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SUCTION FILTERS
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Control
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Non-return valves
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Clapets parachutes hydraulique
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Limiteurs fin de course
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Valves equilibrage
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Valves de séquence
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FLOW CONTROLS - Flow dividers - Flow regulators
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PRESSURE CONTROL - Regulators - Limiters
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Transmission
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FLEXIBLE COUPLINGS
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STARS for ACCOUPLISHMENTS
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HYDRAULIC LANTERNS
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HYDRAULIC COUPLINGS
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HYDRAULIC BUSHINGS
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HYDRAULIC CLUTCHES
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HYDRAULIC GEARBOXES
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SUPPORTS for MULTIPLATORS
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HYDRAULIC COUNTER-BEARINGS
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Remote control
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MenuBack
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Contents
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A
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B
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C
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D
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Hydraulic distributor
- Lever-operated dispenser
- Drawer - notched
- Electrical distributor
- NG6 spool valve with levers
- Splitter distributor
- Electro NG6 + manual lever
- Electrical circuit selector
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Hydraulic distributor
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E
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F
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H
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J
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L
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M
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Hydraulic motors
- Hydraulic orbital motors
- Profiled socket - fluted
- Orbital engine seals
- Steering motors
- Motor mounting bracket
- Motor flow regulators
- Engine pressure regulators
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Hydraulic motors
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P
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R
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S
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T
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V
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Double-acting hydraulic cylinders
- Double-acting cylinder - 16 x 25
- Double-acting cylinder - 20 x 32
- Double-acting cylinder - 25 x 40
- Double-acting cylinder - 30 x 50
- Double-acting cylinder - 30 x 60
- Double-acting cylinder - 35 x 60
- Double-acting cylinder - 40 x 70
- Double-acting cylinder - 40 x 80
- Double-acting cylinder - 50 x 100
- Double-acting cylinder - 70 x 120
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Double-acting hydraulic cylinders
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Cylinder
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Double-acting cylinders
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Double-acting cylinder seals
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Single-acting cylinders
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Single-acting cylinder seals
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Splitter cylinders
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Cylinder limit switch
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BSP hydraulic fittings
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BSP hydraulic hoses
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Engine
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Orbital hydraulic motors
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Motor flow regulator
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Engine pressure regulator
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Motor mountings
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Orbital motor seals
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Profiled sockets
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Orbitrol steering motors
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Steering axle columns
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Seals Orbitrol motors
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Flexible
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Male/Male BSP fittings
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Male/Female BSP connections
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BSP Female/Female connections
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Copper seals - BS bushings
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BSP connection adapters
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Hydraulic valves - HP valves
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Connection
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Straight BSP fittings
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BSP cross adapter
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BSP plugs/nuts
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Screws for banjos
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Banjo adaptor
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BSP tee adaptor
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90° BSP elbow adapter
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Pressure sockets
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BS rings and copper seals
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Hydraulic couplers
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Coupler
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ISO A couplings
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ISO B couplings
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DIN NV couplers
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Screw couplers
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Face Plane couplers
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BRH Face Plane Couplers
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PL VCR couplers
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PUMP
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Hydraulic gear pumps
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Hydraulic pump seals
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Flanges for pumps/motors
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Double hydraulic pumps
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Pump units
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Hand pumps
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Hand pump tanks
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Agricultural hydraulic pumps
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Mini hydraulic power station
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Security
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Hydraulic accumulators
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Pressure switch FOX
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Heat coolers
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Cooling thermostats
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Hydraulic couplers
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Hydraulic pressure gauges
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Pressure taps
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Hydraulic filters
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Hydraulic valves
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Description: Hydraulic safety components are essential accessories for ensuring the safety and reliability of hydraulic systems. They are designed to protect equipment and operators from overpressure, leakage and potential failure. These components include pressure relief valves, pressure limiters, non-return valves, hydraulic accumulators and other safety devices. They are made from high-quality materials and comply with the strictest safety standards. With these hydraulic safety components, you can have peace of mind knowing that your hydraulic system is operating safely and efficiently. Features: - Relief valves to relieve excess pressure - Pressure relief valves to keep pressure within safe limits - Check valves to prevent backflow of hydraulic fluid - Hydraulic accumulators to store energy and compensate for pressure variations - Complies with hydraulic safety standards Benefits: - Ensures the safety of equipment and operators - Prevents overpressure and leaks - Improves the reliability and lifespan of hydraulic systems - Facilitates maintenance and repairs - Complies with the most stringent safety standards. Improves the safety of hydraulic systems by preventing accidents and failures - Extends the life of hydraulic equipment by reducing wear and damage - Optimises the performance of hydraulic systems by ensuring smooth, efficient operation - Reduces maintenance and repair costs by improving the reliability of hydraulic equipment.
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Distributor
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Lever-operated spool valves
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-
Drawers and detents
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-
NG6 spool valves with lever
-
-
Splitter distributors
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Lever-operated NG6 spool valves
-
-
YE45 electrical distributors
-
-
Electric selectors
-
-
Electro
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Electrical distributors NG6
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Subbases for electro NG6
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NG6 intermediary valves
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Gaskets for electro NG6
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Coils for electro NG6
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Connectors for coils
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NG10 spool valves
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Subbases for electro NG10
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NG6 intermediary valves
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Gaskets for electro NG10
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Coils for electro NG10
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Electric selectors
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Tank
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RESERVOIRS MANUAL PUMP
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MINI POWER PLANT TANKS
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EQUIPPED TANKS
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NON-EQUIPPED TANKS
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HGV TANKS
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EXCHANGERS/COOLERS
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FILLING PLUGS
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SNIFFER CAPS
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BREATHER PLUGS
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LEVEL INDICATORS
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LEVEL INDICATORS
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LEVEL INDICATORS
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LEVEL INDICATORS + T°
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HYDRAULIC OIL HV46
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Filter
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SUCTION STRAINERS
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SEMI-IMMERSED FILTER HEADS
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IMMERGE FILTERS 10µ
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25µ IMMERGED FILTERS
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SPIN ON HEADS - SUCTION
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SIN ON HEADS - DISCHARGE
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SPIN ON FILTERS 10µ
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SPIN ON FILTERS 25µ
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SPIN ON 60µ FILTERS
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SPIN ON FILTERS 125µ
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SUCTION FILTERS
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Control
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Non-return valves
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Clapets parachutes hydraulique
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Limiteurs fin de course
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Valves equilibrage
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Valves de séquence
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FLOW CONTROLS - Flow dividers - Flow regulators
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PRESSURE CONTROL - Regulators - Limiters
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Transmission
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FLEXIBLE COUPLINGS
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STARS for ACCOUPLISHMENTS
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HYDRAULIC LANTERNS
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HYDRAULIC COUPLINGS
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HYDRAULIC BUSHINGS
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HYDRAULIC CLUTCHES
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HYDRAULIC GEARBOXES
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SUPPORTS for MULTIPLATORS
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HYDRAULIC COUNTER-BEARINGS
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Remote control
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What is a hydraulic cylinder?
Have you ever wondered about the secret behind the fluid, powerful movements of the machines that surround us? How is it possible to lift colossal loads with millimetre precision? Welcome to the world of hydraulic cylinders, the unsung heroes of modern engineering. In this article, after exploring the operation of a hydraulic cylinder, we'll be looking at the crucial role it plays in a number of areas, and highlighting the advantages it offers over other technologies.
What is a hydraulic jack ?
A hydraulic cylinder is a device used to convert hydraulic energy into linear mechanical movement. It works by using the pressure of a hydraulic fluid to move a piston in a cylinder, generating a force that can be used to lift, move or actuate heavy loads in a variety of industrial and mechanical applications.
What are the components of a hydraulic cylinder ?
La composition of a hydraulic cylinder consists of a cylinder, piston, piston rod, seals, hydraulic fluid and inlet/outlet ports.
- Cylinder
This is the main part of the hydraulic cylinder. It is a robust cylindrical tube, usually made of steel, which houses the other internal components. The cylinder is designed to withstand the high pressures generated by the hydraulic fluid.
- Piston
The piston is a movable element located inside the cylinder. It is usually a solid cylinder or rod that moves along the axis of the cylinder. The piston separates the cylinder into two distinct chambers: the chamber on the rod side (piston side) and the chamber on the head side (opposite the piston).
- Piston rod
This is a solid rod that extends from the piston through one end of the cylinder. It transmits the force generated by the movement of the piston to the load to be moved. The piston rod is usually chrome-plated to reduce friction and improve sealing.
- Sealing joints
Seals are essential elements in maintaining the tightness of the hydraulic fluid inside the cylinder. They are fitted around the piston and piston rod to prevent fluid leaks and ensure trouble-free operation. Seals can be made of rubber, polyurethane or similar materials.
- Input/output ports
These are the points where the hydraulic cylinder is connected to the hydraulic lines. They allow pressurised hydraulic fluid to enter the chamber on the rod side and fluid to escape from the chamber on the head side, or vice versa, depending on the desired movement.
- Hydraulic fluid
Hydraulic fluid is the liquid used to transmit pressure to the hydraulic cylinder. It fills the cylinder chambers and enables the piston to move. Hydraulic fluids must have appropriate properties, such as good viscosity and resistance to wear, to ensure optimum operation of the cylinder.
How do hydraulic cylinders work ?
When pressurised hydraulic fluid is introduced into one of the cylinder chambers, it pushes the piston in the opposite direction, resulting in a linear movement. The force generated by the movement of the piston is transmitted through a piston rod, which is connected to the load or mechanism to be moved. By controlling the pressure of the hydraulic fluid, it is possible to regulate the speed and force of the cylinder's movement, offering great flexibility and precision in a variety of industrial and mechanical applications.
How is a hydraulic cylinder sealed ?
The sealing of a hydraulic cylinder is achieved through the use of specific seals and sealing components. These components are designed to create a hermetic barrier between the different parts of the cylinder, preventing hydraulic fluid leaks.
Seals, usually made of rubber or polyurethane, are strategically placed around the piston and piston rod to prevent hydraulic fluid from escaping. They are designed to withstand high pressures and variable operating conditions.
In addition, guide rings can be used to maintain the correct alignment of the piston and piston rod, minimising friction and contributing to sealing.
In addition, the fitting a hydraulic jack is directly related to the way in which the seal is made. Correct installation of seals and other sealing components is essential to ensure optimum cylinder performance and avoid fluid leakage problems.
Accessories and options for hydraulic cylinders
The accessories and options for hydraulic cylinders are designed to meet specific needs and improve performance in different applications. Here are a few examples:
- Position sensors
They enable the position of the cylinder to be measured accurately and provide real-time information on its position. This enables more precise control of cylinder movement and facilitates process automation.
- Pressure sensors
They are used to measure the pressure of the hydraulic fluid inside the cylinder. They enable the pressure to be monitored and controlled, ensuring that the cylinder operates safely and efficiently.
- Shock absorbers
These devices are used to reduce shock and vibration when the cylinder moves, which can extend its life and improve comfort of use. They absorb the kinetic energy generated during sudden stops of the cylinder.
- Discharge valve
A relief valve, also known as an overpressure valve, is used to protect the cylinder from potential overpressure. It diverts excess pressure back to the hydraulic reservoir, preventing damage to the cylinder.
How do you choose your hydraulic jack ?
To choose the right hydraulic cylinder, it is essential to consider a number of key factors.
First, assess the load and pressure requirements of your application, taking into account the forces needed and the working pressures.
Next, consider the required stroke of the cylinder, i.e. the distance the piston must travel.
Make sure you also consider the physical dimensions of the cylinder, including length, diameter and overall configuration. It's important to check the compatibility of the cylinder with your existing hydraulic system, particularly in terms of connections and fluid flow.
Finally, don't forget to consult the manufacturer's specifications to ensure that the cylinder is suitable for your specific application in terms of service life, working environment and safety standards.
How much does a hydraulic cylinder cost ?
Le price of a hydraulic jack can vary depending on the size and capacity of the cylinder, as well as its quality and brand. What's more, any additional accessories or options you choose to include with the cylinder will also have an impact on the total cost.
Ideally, you should consult specialist suppliers such as Au Comptoir Hydraulique for accurate, up-to-date quotes.
What are the common failures of a hydraulic cylinder?
The operation of hydraulic jacks can be affected by fluid leaks, seal wear, piston and rod wear, overheating problems.
It is important to note that regular maintenance, inspection and appropriate replacement of worn components can help to prevent these common failures and ensure that it operates smoothly.
How do I dismantle a hydraulic cylinder ?
Although it is essential to know how to dismantle a hydraulic cylinder, however, you should be aware that this can be a complex operation requiring specialist skills and knowledge.
For this reason, it is advisable to call in a qualified professional to avoid damaging the cylinder or compromising the safety of the operation.
How do I unblock a hydraulic cylinder ?
If you would like to know how to unblock a hydraulic cylinder, basically, you first need to check the hydraulic pressure and connections, bleed the air from the system, check the seals and lubricate the components.
However, if the problem persists, it is advisable to call in a professional for a precise diagnosis and resolution.
Still on the same theme
- Functional principle of a hydraulic cylinder
- Type of hydraulic cylinder
- Applications of hydraulic cylinders