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HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS

Orange Rail Flange Hydraulic Cylinder

Orange hydraulic cylinder with a square front flange and bolted gland housing. Review the flange pattern, rod-end interface and port arrangement.

Product type
Hydraulic cylinder
Mounting
Square front flange plate with a bolted gland
Finish
Glossy orange painted body with a polished silver-toned piston rod
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Product overview

This orange hydraulic cylinder has a long glossy orange barrel shown at a diagonal angle. At the front end is a square orange flange plate with four circular mounting holes, one near each corner, and a circular gland housing protrudes from the centre of the flange, secured by several small evenly spaced bolt heads. A thick polished silver-toned piston rod extends forward with a large transverse hole drilled through it near the tip, which ends in a flat circular face. Three cylindrical ports protrude from the top of the orange barrel, two positioned close together toward the flange end and one toward the rear, and the rear of the cylinder is finished with a rounded orange cap. Contact us with the equipment drawing and required working conditions to confirm the appropriate cylinder design.

Product overview

An orange hydraulic cylinder with a square front flange plate, a bolted gland, a piston rod with a transverse pin hole and a long barrel with top ports.

Request a quotation

Provide the equipment drawing and working conditions to confirm the appropriate cylinder design.

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Specifications

Product type
Hydraulic cylinder
Mounting
Square front flange plate with a bolted gland
Finish
Glossy orange painted body with a polished silver-toned piston rod
Configuration
Customer requirement confirmed by drawing
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Applications

  • Industrial equipment
  • Custom machinery
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Selection notes

Confirm the flange bolt pattern and the mating structure, including access to the gland bolts. Review the rod-tip connection and top-port locations against the equipment layout before agreeing bore, stroke and operating requirements.