We specialize in providing robust and reliable hydraulic solutions.
Behind every pivoting crane arm, pressing machine, and excavator bucket lies meticulously engineered hydraulic power. But when handling brutal tonnages or ultra-high pressures daily, average cylinders simply can’t withstand such intense demands long before leaking, bending, or blowing seals. At Dalton Hydraulic, our tie-rod hydraulic cylinders provide customized industrial muscle, crafted to move massively weighted loads with precision.
The key to tie-rod cylinder strength lies in the unique external banding design. Threaded steel rods fully enclose the chamber lengthwise, eliminating vulnerable stress points prone to failure in lesser cylinders. This unrivaled support allows the tie-rod cylinder to generate incredible force with finely tuned control, even under heavy loads.
Whether your Virginia business is powering a scrap metal compactor, raising towering telecom antennas, or accurately steering the wings of a massive snowplow, tie-rod hydraulic cylinders excel. We collaborate with heavy machinery manufacturers across industries to fully understand operating parameters before recommending tie-rod custom builds. Because not all tie-rod cylinders are created equal, we identify every operational detail upfront and source and select the best cylinder for the conditions and workload.
Don’t leave critical machinery performance to chance with underpowered tie-rod cylinders that are likely to falter. Our tailored tie-rod cylinders are up to almost any challenge. We specialize in providing robust and reliable hydraulic solutions, and our expertise in tie-rod hydraulic cylinders was built over 21 years of experience as a family-owned business. We’ve established ourselves as a trusted name in the hydraulic industry, serving a diverse range of clients from individuals to large corporations. Contact us today to get the components you need.
At Dalton Hydraulic, we are proud to be a trusted distributor of tie-rod hydraulic cylinders serving customers throughout Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia.