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1.5" bore x 24" stroke tang hydraulic cylinder 3500 PSI double-acting. Heavy-duty hydraulics, 2-year warranty. Magister tang cylinders manufactured using steel piston and steel threaded gland with wear rings for long life. Welded durable mounting ends, honed cold-drawn tubing, hard chrome plated rod and top quality five component piston seals allow Magister Hydraulics cylinders to work in harsh conditions. Due to its narrow ends, this cylinder is a perfect replacement for front such industries as material handling, waste, construction, transportation and agriculture.
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The numbers on hydraulic hoses typically indicate the hose's diameter, pressure rating, and compliance with specific industry standards. For example, a number like "1/2-12" might denote a 1/2-inch diameter hose with a 12,000 PSI pressure rating. These markings help ensure the hose is suitable for its intended application.
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Certainly! Hydraulic hose connectors come in various types to accommodate different systems and applications. Common types include JIC (Joint Industry Council) connectors, which have a 37-degree flare seating surface; NPT (National Pipe Tapered) connectors, known for their tapered threads; and ORFS (O-Ring Face Seal) connectors, which provide a leak-proof seal through an O-ring at the face of the fitting. Each type is designed to provide reliable connections under high-pressure conditions.
