Hydraulic Repairs: The Effects of Replacing with Genuine Parts versus Non-Genuine Parts

August 12th, 2016

Economic considerations orbit engineering requirements when a difficult repair is transformed into a necessary replacement. The hydraulic system may, for example, be on the verge of collapse, but it can still be saved by swapping out a few faulty components. It’s a tough choice, but it’s definitely the economically viable one if the parts are […]

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A Comparison between Hydraulic Power versus Pneumatic Power

July 29th, 2016

Fluid power overviews tend to put hydraulic power on top, for oily mediums deliver more force than their slighter cousins. Even a roundtrip voyage around the internet implies oily dominance, but we think it’s time we weighed in on the topic. What’s required is an intelligent and unbiased comparison, a study of the features of […]

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Tips in Selecting Hydraulic Connectors for Leak Free Reliability

July 15th, 2016

A chain is only as reliable as its weakest link. We believe this venerable saying applies to a hydraulics power chain, but where are these vulnerable system assets? Hoses and tubes are manufactured from bleeding-edge engineering plastics and wear-resistant alloys, so we need to look elsewhere. Logically, hydraulic connectors loosen or even break down over […]

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The Importance of Noise Emission Reduction in Hydraulic Systems

June 28th, 2016

The strong alloys that form the frame of a mobile crane are tough, which is a statement that applies to the majority of hydraulic systems, the equipment that handles more than its fair share of mechanical stress. Ironically, this toughened design is a potential source of strain, for the solid metalwork amplifies certain mechanically-induced byproducts. […]

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Common Signs of Pump and Hydraulics Breakdown

June 16th, 2016

When a pump and hydraulics breakdown occurs, we troubleshoot tubes and hoses, fluid reservoirs and valves in search of a mechanical cause. Fortunately, common breakdown signs like to wave a red flag. We just need to know how to interpret these signs. What are The Symptoms of a Possible Pump Failure? It’s the heart of […]

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