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Hydraulic systems use various mechanisms to convert hydraulic energy into linear mechanical energy. Hydraulic systems are used to power many different machines, especially those used for construction applications. These systems contain reservoirs pumps and hydraulic cylinders.

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AMETEK Technical & Industrial Products
Kent, OH
330-673-3452
AMETEK Technical & Industrial Products makes your choice easy when it comes to motor selection. With a wide variety in products, many different motor, drive and full system families are available in standard electric and hydraulic configurations. With Brushless DC Servo Motors, Automation Grade Brushless DC Servo Motors, Slotless Brushless DC Servo Motors and more, "Your choice is our commitment."
 
Engineered Sales, Inc.
Maryland Heights, MO
314-878-4500
Engineered Sales, Incorporated (ESI) is a leading industrial fluid power distributor and manufacturing facility specializing in hydraulic and pneumatic components and custom-designed fluid power systems. ESI hydraulic power units, motors, actuators and other products combine fluid power expertise with a vast selection of world-class components to provide you with unsurpassed system efficiency.
 
Wojanis Hydraulic Supply Company, Inc.
Pittsburgh, PA
800-345-9024
Wojanis Supply is a total fluid power facility encompassing sales, service, design and manufacturing capabilities for a full line of hydraulic motors, pumps, valves and integrated systems for a range of applications. Additionally, we are an authorized representative for many of the top hydraulic and pneumatic component manufacturers allowing us to fulfill your every hydraulic and pneumatic demand.
 
Helac Corporation
Enumclaw, WA
800-327-2589
A leader in the rotary actuation industry for over 40 years, Helac Corporation manufactures and supports helical, hydraulic rotary actuators and construction equipment attachments. Our streamlined product designs offer clients high torque, durability and bearing capacities. Helac continuously improves on quality and process efficiency to deliver only the best in hydraulic systems and power units.
 
Metro Hydraulic Jack Co.
Newark, NJ
800-633-8234
Metro Hydraulic Jack has been distributing pneumatic, hydraulic and mechanical equipment and tools since 1941. Our experience shows in our vast inventory of lubrication systems, hydraulic power units, lifts, hydraulic systems and other products as well as our quality machine and repair services for hydraulic pumps, motors and other equipment ensuring your every need is met at Metro Hydraulic Jack.
 
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Hydraulic Systems

Hydraulic cylinders have two main parts: the outer cylinder and the piston, which is connected to a piston rod. The piston is located inside the cylindrical housing and divides the cylinder into two different chambers through which hydraulic fluid is pumped. When the hydraulic fluid is pumped into the bottom chamber of the cylinder, the piston rod is pushed up, pushing the fluid in the other chamber back into the reservoir. This process pressurizes the chamber and extends the piston to its full length, giving the hydraulic cylinder its ability to push. The basic concept behind hydraulic systems is fairly simple: force applied to incompressible liquid triggers linear motion in the piston. Hydraulic systems are used in automobile transmissions, brakes, power steering, aviation, and in industrial and construction machinery.