Product Description
Front Motorcycle Hydraulic Brake Pump Master Cylinder Silver Left Right Disc Brake Lever Brake Switch M10
| The piston diameter | Φ12.7 |
| Handle span | 109-112 |
| Light travel | 9.5-13 |
| Brake disc diameter | 11-13 |
| Mirror hole | – |
| Input hole specification | M10x1.25 |
1. Good anti-fatigue performance
2. Wear-resistance
3. Heat-treatment
4. Excellent shock resistance
5. High tensile strength
6. Good stability
7. Long service life
8. OEM or ODM is acceptable.
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| Type: | Brake Cylinders |
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| Material: | Aluminum |
| Position: | Front |
| Certification: | ISO9001 |
| Classification: | Disc |
| Drum Brakes Classification: | Wheel Cylinder |
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| Samples: |
US$ 10/Piece
1 Piece(Min.Order) |
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| Customization: |
Available
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| The piston diameter | Φ12.7 |
| Handle span | 109-112 |
| Light travel | 9.5-13 |
| Brake disc diameter | 11-13 |
| Mirror hole | – |
| Input hole specification | M10x1.25 |
| Type: | Brake Cylinders |
|---|---|
| Material: | Aluminum |
| Position: | Front |
| Certification: | ISO9001 |
| Classification: | Disc |
| Drum Brakes Classification: | Wheel Cylinder |
###
| Samples: |
US$ 10/Piece
1 Piece(Min.Order) |
|---|
###
| Customization: |
Available
|
|---|
###
| The piston diameter | Φ12.7 |
| Handle span | 109-112 |
| Light travel | 9.5-13 |
| Brake disc diameter | 11-13 |
| Mirror hole | – |
| Input hole specification | M10x1.25 |
Types of Hydraulic Cylinders
Besides being used for construction and manufacturing machinery, hydraulic cylinders are also used in elevators and vehicles. In fact, the use of hydraulic cylinders has become increasingly common in the recent years.
Single-acting cylinders
Unlike double-acting hydraulic cylinders, single-acting hydraulic cylinders are less complex and are easy to install and maintain. They are also more efficient and compact. They can also be used in applications that require only one direction of motion. They are also useful in applications where space is limited, such as in a small industrial or commercial setup.
Single-acting hydraulic cylinders are usually used for simple lifting and positioning jobs. They also are useful for clamping and diagnostic instrumentation. They are cheap to manufacture and are very easy to install. They are also easy to maintain, which makes them ideal for rugged equipment.
Single-acting hydraulic cylinders are used in a variety of applications, including pumps, internal combustion engines, diagnostic instrumentation, and positioning. They have advantages and disadvantages, but they are an ideal solution for many applications.
Single-acting cylinders typically have one port, and a spring is used to force the piston into its position. The spring then retracts the piston into its previous position. This process can become irregular over time. The spring also requires venting, and can allow foreign particles to enter the cylinder.
A single-acting cylinder can also be retracted by gravity. This is called a spring return cylinder. Some single-acting cylinders have a second piston to forcefully retract the piston into its original position. This can be a problematic operation. The result can be uneven strokes.
Generally, single-acting hydraulic cylinders are not as powerful as double-acting hydraulic cylinders. They require less air, which can boost efficiency. However, their size can be a drawback. They are also susceptible to particles entering the cylinder, which can cause slow performance decline and malfunctions.
Single-acting hydraulic cylinders are ideal for applications with space constraints. They are also useful for compact operations and light assembly. They also save on piping costs. They are suitable for industrial applications such as tow trucks and bulldozers. They are also used in commercial and light industrial applications.
Single-acting hydraulic cylinders are simple to use, but may not provide the same power as double-acting cylinders. They may be less durable, and can also be subject to wear and tear, particularly in the area of retraction.
Welded body cylinders
Compared to other types of cylinders, welded body hydraulic cylinders are more compact in size and less prone to wear and tear. This type of cylinder is commonly used in construction and heavy equipment applications. These cylinders are designed for rugged environments. They are typically used in oil rigs, large off-road vehicles, and cranes.
They have less sharp corners and are easier to customize than other types of cylinders. They are also less expensive to manufacture. In addition, they can be manufactured in a variety of different materials. They are available in different lengths and thicknesses. They are also able to be fabricated using CNC turret punching and MIG welding methods. They are also available in different configurations.
They also have heavy-duty piston seals that provide consistent performance in heavy-load applications. They are also able to be used in applications with large temperature swings. They are also resistant to corrosion.
Welded body hydraulic cylinders are commonly used in mobile machinery applications. This makes them highly versatile and able to fit into tight spaces. They are also used in material handling and lift truck applications. These hydraulic cylinders are also more durable than tie rod type cylinders, which means they are less likely to fail.
They are also available in a variety of different metals. They are also available in rolled or pressed formed shapes. They can be used in press braking, shearing, and rolling structural steel. They are also available in oil and gas applications. They are also available in a variety of sizes from 3 to 169 inches in diameter.
These cylinders are designed to be durable and versatile. They are also designed to accommodate multi-stage adjustable cylinders. They are also able to accommodate custom provisions and are designed to fit into tighter machinery designs. They are also able to be manufactured in a variety of different materials, including high-strength low-alloy steel, 300 and 400 grade stainless steel, and Hastelloy(r) alloys.
They also have a smooth exterior surface. This means there are fewer sharp corners and places where moisture and dirt can settle. The cylinders also have a high level of precision tolerance, ensuring that they can handle high pressures without the metal flexing or sagging.
Tandem cylinders
Often used in heavy industrial applications, tandem hydraulic cylinders are an important part of maintaining the functionality of heavy industrial machinery. Unlike a single cylinder, a tandem cylinder produces twice as much force. They are widely used in barges, cranes, elevated work platforms, fork lift trucks, and a number of other industrial applications.
Hydraulic cylinders are a form of power transfer system that operates on the same principle as pneumatic systems. This allows for infinitely variable force. They are also designed with locking safety mechanisms to prevent accidental damage. They are available in various materials for different applications.
Hydraulic cylinders work by using a piston rod that is thrust through an open gland at one end of the cylinder. This piston rod is then retracted when pressurised fluid bursts out of the cylinder. Its position is controlled by a seal and steel ring. These materials have been used in a variety of industries such as forestry, construction technology, and aircraft development.
Tandem hydraulic cylinders are also used in agricultural equipment such as crop sprayers. They are also used in heavy industrial machinery such as mining equipment.
These cylinders are manufactured by a number of companies including Eaton Corporation, Bosch Rexroth AG, and Caterpillar Inc. In addition, they can be customized to fit your specifications. They are also available in custom air cylinders with a minimum base material of 50,000 psi and a yield of 100,000.
There are a number of types of tandem cylinders. They can be differentiated into non-differential, double rod, balanced, cushioned, and spring return.
Cylinders in tandem typically have two chambers that are the same size. The first chamber is connected to the second cylinder by a port. The second chamber is operated by oil that is ejected from the first cylinder. This ensures that the next steering movements do not occur before the primary piston has completed its stroke.
Tandem hydraulic cylinders are easy to install and are designed to be extremely versatile. They are also extremely reliable. Pacoma is a leading provider of double acting cylinders that stand up to intense pressures. Its cylinders are designed with a solid construction and high-quality components.
Cushioned cylinders
Typically, cushioned hydraulic cylinders are used in manufacturing equipment. They are used to reduce shock waves in the hydraulic circuit, to improve productivity and to reduce maintenance costs. They are also widely used in automobiles.
These cylinders feature a limiting device on the piston head. This device reduces excess load at the end of the outward stroke, which decreases the piston’s speed and vibration. This reduces the total working cycle time and increases productivity.
Cushioned hydraulic cylinders are made using a variety of techniques. Some are used to reduce shock waves and others are used to limit impact forces. However, these techniques do not allow for precise control over the amount of cushioning. This can lead to improper adjustment and reduced performance.
These techniques may require regular maintenance. Cushioning readjustment is often required when changing operating conditions. This can have a significant impact on a machine’s performance. For this reason, it is important to have regular preventive maintenance.
The cushioning of a cylinder is controlled through a series of valves. Each valve is located at a different point on the cylinder. This allows for an optimal cylinder adjustment that reduces oscillations and improves total working cycle time. It can also help to save energy and maintain a quiet working environment.
There are two basic types of cushioned hydraulic cylinders. The first is a spear-type design. This type of cushioning includes a sleeve or spear that enters and exits a concentric pocket. These cylinders require space in the end cap.
Another type of cushioned hydraulic cylinder is a welded cylinder. This cylinder has a piston rod ring that forms an annular restriction when the piston rod is axially moved into engagement with land. The area of the annular restriction increases as the piston moves closer to the head of the cylinder. When the piston moves in the opposite direction, the ring bypasses the annular restriction and the hydraulic fluid enters the cylinder.
When designing a hydraulic cylinder, it is important to consider the amount of cylinder pressure. This is a critical factor for selecting seals and tube wall thickness.
editor by czh 2022-11-28
