Can a pitted hydraulic ram be repaired?
Minor pits in hydraulic cylinders can go through a repair and restoration process. Professional repair specialists can help fill in the pits and restore the piston rods. If pitting has become extreme, then a repair company can replace the piston rods all together.
Can hydraulic cylinders be repaired?
As a product group, cylinders are almost as common as pumps and motors combined. They are less complicated than other types of hydraulic components and are therefore relatively easy to repair. As a result, many hydraulic equipment owners carry out cylinder repairs themselves.
How much does it cost to reseal a hydraulic cylinder?
It can cost anywhere from $50 to a few thousand dollars to repair a hydraulic cylinder. The price varies with the size of the cylinder and the amount of repairs needed but we will always give you a fair deal.
What will cause a hydraulic ram to retract?
If the increase in static pressure exceeds the set maximum load of the counterbalance valve, the valve will open allowing oil from the piston side of the cylinder to flow to the tank and the cylinder to retract.
Can you Rechrome a hydraulic ram?
Coastal Hydraulics also has the ability to rechrome hydraulic rod cylinders. After grinding off all the existing chrome, the cylinder is replated and ground back to specifications. This is an alternative method to machining new, when machining new is no longer cost effective.
Can welded hydraulic cylinders be repaired?
Hydraulic cylinders come in two major types: welded and tie-rod. Welded cylinders come in welded designs hence difficult to repair, but rod seals and assembly of piston rods can easily be removed for service. On the other hand, tie-rod cylinders are easily repaired or, if necessary, repacked.
What is repacking a hydraulic cylinder?
Most hydraulic cylinders eventually begin to leak oil from their seals. Repacking the cylinders serves to keep costs down and machinery operational. Taking the time to repackage hydraulic cylinders fixes broken links and extends the cylinders’ life span.
How do I know if my hydraulic cylinder is bad?
Ignore these at your own risk.
- You start hearing alarming banging noises.
- Your hydraulic cylinder starts “juddering”.
- Your power bill goes up.
- The actuator starts to slow down.
- Your cylinder starts getting way too hot.
- You notice the piston rod is wearing on one side.
Are hydraulic cylinder rods hardened?
Hydraulic cylinder piston rods are induction hardened in order to increase the resistance to damage from unantici- pated external impact in applications where there is risk for such; examples are piston rods for hydraulic cylinders in excavators and loaders and for power-steering cyl- inders.
What repair services do we offer for hydraulic ram components?
The range of repair service that we offer for hydraulic ram components includes resealing and replacing rods, barrels, pistons and heads. As needed, we manufacture these components specifically for your vehicle to ensure the most effective repair service.
Why choose Perth for your hydraulic ram?
Another benefit to being based in Perth is that we understand the Australian climate because we live in it every day. Every hydraulic ram is manufactured to function in the demanding conditions that come as a matter of course in Australia. This consideration maximises the lifespan and effectiveness of your equipment.
Who are the best hydraulics companies in Western Australia?
Berendsen Perth has been the leading hydraulics provider in Western Australia for over 20 years. We specialise in servicing clients in the mining, industrial, transport and agricultural industries.
Why choose matchtec for hydraulic cylinder repair in Perth?
One such company operating in Perth is Matchtec, a business that has been focusing on the care and maintenance of hydraulic equipment since our inception in 2009. Better yet, we can conduct many of our operations onsite, so hydraulic cylinder repair for your Perth based business is easy.