Hydraulics and Pneumatics: A Quick Review on Their Differences

Blog | December 9th, 2019

To make equipment and machines work, a certain type of actuator or mechanical systems must be installed. Machines, cars, power tools, and other products that require power benefit from mechanical systems, which can be grouped into two types. Hydraulics and pneumatics are both categorised under mechanical systems. Hydraulics and pneumatics are both controlled by valves […]

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How Contaminants Affect the Reliability of Hydraulic Systems

Blog | November 19th, 2019

A hydraulic system is essential to making complex and fast-moving machines  work and function. It works by moving energy from a motor to an actuator through the use of pressurised fluid. This pressurised fluid acts in every part of a vessel and creates force or power. This force, whenever applied, can easily lift heavy loads […]

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The Negative Effects of Overpressurization on Hydraulic Components

Blog | November 4th, 2019

A hydraulic pump is designed to run at a specific flow and pressure level, and so, bumping up the pressure level of the pump can cause negative effects on its internal components. This phenomenon, known as overpressurization, can degrade the overall quality of the hydraulic pump and will eventually cause its permanent failure. Effects of […]

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Criteria for Hydraulic Filter Selection

Blog | August 4th, 2019

When choosing a hydraulic filter, the fluid sieving architecture is expected to satisfy a long list of performance requirements. There’s a brief pause while product parameters are pored over. With all possible selection criteria reservations finally settled, the contamination blocking component is installed. Two separate system stages have been reviewed during this process. First came […]

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The Importance of Oil Coolers in Hydraulic Systems

Blog | July 15th, 2019

Whenever possible, complex hydraulic systems utilize hassle-free support systems. Take oil coolers, which are designed to prevent hydraulic fluids from overheating. While it’s true that cleverly engineered parts and superbly fabricated mechanisms help keep system oils temperature-controlled, such impeccably designed assemblies come with high price tags attached. Taking the route that doesn’t incur such high […]

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