We will discussing Hydraulic Cylinders
Single Acting Cylinders
A cylinder in which fluid pressure is applied to the movable element in only one direction.
Ram Cylinders
A cylinder in which the movable element has the same cross-sectional area as the piston rod.
Double Acting Cylinder
A cylinder in which fluid pressure is applied to the movable element in either direction.
Single Rod Cylinder
A cylinder with a piston rod extending from one end.
Double Rod Cylinder
A cylinder with a single piston and a piston rod extending from each end.
Telescoping Cylinder
A cylinder with nested multiple tubular rod segments which provide a longer working stroke in a short retracted envelope.
Tandem Cylinders
Consists of two or more cylinders mounted in line with pistons connected by a common piston rod; rod seals are installed between cylinders to permit double acting operation of each. A tandem cylinder gives increased output force when the bore size of a cylinder is limited, but not it’s stroke.
Duplex Cylinders
Consists of two cylinders mounted in line with pistons not connected; rod seals installed between cylinders to permit double acting of each. Duplex cylinders give a 3-position capability.
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