Generally, these hydraulic cylinders range in bore sizes from ½ inch to thirty inches, but some are even larger. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Cylinders & Valves, Inc.
Strongsville, OH | 440-238-7343Our company name is not a misnomer-we have been manufacturing cylinders and valves since 1958. We manufacture air and hydraulic cylinders plus their associated valves and replacement parts. Anodized aluminum, brass and stainless steel are the materials in our products. Bore sizes of 3/8"- 4". Our standard systems are non-corrosive with a wide range of mounting design choices.
JARP Industries, Inc.
Schofield, WI | 715-359-4241Since 1959, JARP has produced superior hydraulic cylinders and swivels; satisfying each customer along the way. Our cylinder and swivel manufacturing process includes the highest quality components to assure dependability for higher loads and pressures, up to 5,000 psi. Call JARP today for quick results!
Kiefer Tool & Mold, Inc.
East Liverpool, OH | 216-251-0076Kiefer Tool & Mold Inc began in 1965 with a mindset of providing services and repairs to industrial equipment, press components, and presses. We strive to provide our customers with the best service and quality.
Farnsworth Engineering Company
East Liverpool, OH | 330-385-1745Farnsworth Engineering is the only official manufacturer of Marion hydraulic cylinders, M-Line. Farnsworth also builds replacement cylinders for Glenco and Perfection models.Farnsworth Engineering designs custom single-acting, double-acting, and telescopic hydraulic cylinders and hydraulic systems to meet your specific requirements. Custom mounts are also available. Contact us for a quote today!
General Engineering Company
Abingdon, VA | 276-628-6068Dedicated to product performance under pressure, General Engineering specializes in custom engineered & manufactured hydraulic cylinders for the most demanding environments, such as mining & construction. Single Stage Hydraulic Cylinders, Multistage Telescopic Cylinders & Replacement Cylinders to exacting ISO standards. Small & large bore repair whether the cylinder is ours or not. Since 1948.
Welded Hydraulic Cylinders - Cylinders & Valves, Inc.While other cylinders are constructed by methods using tie rods, screws, as well as threading and crimping to join cylinder end caps to the barrels, the barrel of a welded cylinder is a fully stressed, thick walled steel tube and the rear head is welded to the barrel. Because of their specific design, welded hydraulic cylinders have several advantages in the industry such as their durability at high pressures, their ability to be easily repaired if damage does occur, and their capacity for customization.
The strength that this welding and the barrel itself provides allows these cylinders to function at high levels of pressure without the metal stretching or sagging on long strokes. There are also no issues of flexing or deformation from torsional and off center loads as the strong barrel to head connections prevent this.
Another advantage that the welding provides is that the outside surface is smooth and uncluttered, which means there are fewer sharp corners that could catch on wires, hoses, and other machine parts. This smooth surface also means there are less places for dirt and moisture to settle and cause corrosion. Welded hydraulic cylinders are also able to be customized very easily due to their thick walled barrel. For example, extra attachments can be mounted anywhere along the body without trouble.
The distinctive strength that defines welded hydraulic cylinders makes them ideal for a wide range of industrial applications. They can function without failure in pressures up to and surpassing 5000 psi. The barrels of welded hydraulic cylinders are thick enough that they can withstand external damage if it does occur. They can be hone or burnished a number of times without the structural integrity of the whole unit being compromised. Because of this durability and strength, welded hydraulic cylinders are often used in mobile construction equipment, heavy industry, military hardware, and many more harsh and demanding environments.
