A Short-Stroke Hydraulic Cylinder is a compact, high-force actuator designed for applications requiring limited linear motion. It operates on hydraulic fluid pressure to generate precise, powerful strokes over short distances, typically less than 100 mm. These cylinders are ideal for space-constrained environments where efficiency and reliability are critical.
Our Short-Stroke Hydraulic Cylinders are engineered to meet rigorous industrial standards. Below is a detailed table of common models and their parameters.
| Model | Bore Size (mm) | Stroke Length (mm) | Max Operating Pressure (bar) | Force Output (kN) | Mounting Style |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SSHC-25 | 25 | 50 | 210 | 10.3 | Flange |
| SSHC-40 | 40 | 75 | 210 | 26.4 | Clevis |
| SSHC-63 | 63 | 100 | 210 | 65.5 | Foot |
| SSHC-80 | 80 | 100 | 210 | 105.6 | Flange |
Short-Stroke Hydraulic Cylinders are used in various industries, including:
What is the typical lifespan of a Short-Stroke Hydraulic Cylinder?
The lifespan depends on operating conditions, but with proper maintenance, these cylinders can last over 1 million cycles. Factors like load, pressure, and environment affect durability.
Can Short-Stroke Hydraulic Cylinders be used in high-temperature environments?
Yes, special seals and materials are available for temperatures up to 120°C. Standard models are rated for -20°C to 80°C.
How do I select the right bore size for my application?
Calculate the required force based on your operating pressure. Use the formula: Force (kN) = Pressure (bar) × Bore Area (cm²) / 10. Choose a bore size that meets or exceeds this force.
Are custom stroke lengths available?
Yes, we offer customization for stroke lengths, mounting styles, and port sizes to fit specific needs. Contact our engineering team for details.
What maintenance is required for these cylinders?
Routine checks include inspecting for leaks, seal wear, and rod corrosion. Replace hydraulic fluid annually and ensure systems are free from debris.
Can these cylinders be repaired if damaged?
Most components are repairable. Seal kits and rod replacements are common. Disassembly should be done by trained personnel to avoid further damage.
Our products comply with international standards such as ISO 6020/2 and NFPA, ensuring safety and performance in global markets.
