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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 stroke of a hydraulic cylinder refers to the distance the piston travels from its fully retracted to its fully extended position, essentially defining the cylinder's range of motion. The bore is the internal diameter of the cylinder, which affects the cylinder's force output and overall capacity. See full answer »
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To read a hydraulic cylinder size, you need to identify the bore diameter, which is the inside diameter of the cylinder, and the rod diameter, which is the diameter of the piston rod. Additionally, the stroke length, which is the distance the rod travels in and out of the cylinder, is also a key measurement. These dimensions are typically specified in the cylinder's technical documentation or markings. See full answer »
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Bore size on a hydraulic cylinder refers to the internal diameter of the cylinder tube, where the piston operates. It is a critical measurement that affects the cylinder's force output, as a larger bore size allows for greater hydraulic pressure and therefore higher force generation. See full answer »
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The numbers on a hydraulic cylinder typically indicate its bore diameter, rod diameter, and stroke length. These dimensions are crucial for determining the cylinder's capacity, strength, and the distance it can extend or retract. See full answer »
