How Tie-Rod Hydraulic Cylinders Work

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Our team at Dalton Hydraulic has extensive knowledge of the various types of hydraulic cylinders, and you can count on us to help you find the right model for your needs. In this article, we will focus on tie-rod hydraulic cylinders, providing a brief overview of how they work to help you decide if they are right for the application you have in mind.

How Tie-Rod Hydraulic Cylinders Work

Tie-rod hydraulic cylinders contain all the same components as generic hydraulic cylinders. They have a cylindrical barrel with a piston and piston rod inside, as well as cylinder caps and ports for the hydraulic fluid. Tie-rod cylinders also feature multiple metal rods running parallel to the barrel. These are the tie rods, which help stabilize the mechanism and hold it together.

Tie-rod hydraulic cylinders can offer several benefits over models without tie rods. As we mentioned above, the tie rods provide additional strength and stability, which makes these cylinders ideal for heavy-duty applications. In addition, tie-rod hydraulic cylinders are easy to install, so they can be swapped out quickly, allowing you to keep equipment downtime to a minimum. Lastly, tie-rod cylinders require little maintenance compared to other models, which helps keeps your repair costs low.

If you want to know more about our tie-rod hydraulic cylinders, we encourage you to give us a call for more information. Our knowledgeable team can also provide the high-quality tie-rod cylinders you are looking for and take care of any maintenance, repair, or installation needs you may have.