Hydraulic Components for the Export Market: Product Range and Enquiries

Enquire about hydraulic components for export, including Parker ranges, with Mobile Hydraulic Specialties in Melbourne.

If you are sourcing hydraulic components for export, a clear enquiry saves time on both sides. Mobile Hydraulic Specialties (MHS) is an independent, family-owned business in Keysborough, Victoria, and we sell hydraulic components and parts for the export market, covering mobile and industrial applications.

What Hydraulic Components for Export Can You Enquire About?

Our products page lists Parker and Rineer ranges, and we also sell parts to suit mobile and industrial hydraulic and pneumatic products. The main categories are:

• Parker Industrial: Pumps, valves, cylinders, motors, accumulators and coolers, power units and systems, filtration and conditioning, and connector products.
• Parker Mobile: Pumps, valves, motors, power take offs, accessory products, filtration and conditioning, and hose, fittings and connector products.
• Rineer: Hydraulic vane motors, which we distribute.

Export orders can involve a single replacement part or a group of components for a mobile or industrial system. Both start the same way, with the existing part and the application details.

Specifications and suitability are confirmed through an enquiry rather than from a catalogue listing, so each component is matched to your equipment. The mobile and industrial ranges are listed separately, so it helps to say which type of equipment the part is for. If your enquiry is for a Rineer vane motor, include the motor model and application details. If a component family does not appear on the products page, send the enquiry anyway with the details you have, and we will tell you what we can and cannot supply.

What Should You Include in an Enquiry?

Hydraulic components that look alike can differ in ports, mounting and operating limits, which is why part numbers and application details matter more than appearance. A good enquiry for hydraulic components for export includes:

• Existing component: The part number, make and model if you have them.
• Equipment: The machine or system the component is for.
• Operating details: Pressure, flow and any other technical data you hold.
• Fit: Mounting style, connection type and dimensions.
• Order details: Quantity and destination country.

What Do Export Requirements Mean for Your Order?

Export paperwork needs attention alongside component selection. The Australian Border Force export requirements state that goods leaving Australia must be reported using either an Export Declaration or an exemption code. Whoever is exporting the goods should confirm what applies to the shipment and check the import rules in the destination country.

We can talk through the product side of your enquiry, but we cannot advise on destination import requirements.

Testing, Repairs and Assembly at Keysborough

Our services page also lists sales of pumps, motors, valves, filters, cylinders and accessories. Beyond component sales, it lists work we carry out from Keysborough, including:

• Repair and testing: Mobile and industrial hydraulic products.
• Assembly: Factory pump and valve assembly and testing.
• Accumulators: Accumulator testing and charging.
• Hose and fittings: Factory fabrication of hose and fittings.

Discuss Your Export Component Requirements

Sourcing hydraulic components for export starts with confirming the part and its application. Send us your part numbers, equipment specifications, quantities and destination through our contact page. Our team will review your requirements and confirm what we can supply.

Mobile Hydraulic Specialties Pty Ltd

Factory 89, 38-40 Popes Road
Keysborough, Victoria, 3173

Phone: (03) 9798-6511

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