Replacement Of R80850 Hydraulic Cylinder Head

The Replacement Of R80850 Hydraulic Cylinder Head is a crucial component in hydraulic systems. It is responsible for converting the energy of hydraulic fluid into mechanical force, allowing various machinery and equipment to perform their intended functions efficiently.

Specifications

• Weight: 8.568 lb
• Height: 5.3 in
• Width: 5.4 in
• Length: 5.7 in

Compatible Models

• 400
• 450
• 455
• 512
• 610
• 637
• 650
• 680
• 726
• 730
• 735
• 915V
• 960
• 980
• 1690
• 1810
• 1820
• 1830
• 1835
• 1840
• 1860
• 1890
• 1895
• 1990
• 2200
• 2210
• 2210LL
• 2230FH
• 2230LL
• 2310
• 2510C
• 2510H
• 2510S
• 7760
• CP690
• CS690
• N530C
• N530F
• N536
• N536C
• N540
• N540C

Features

• Improved Equipment Performance: Replacing damaged or worn hydraulic cylinders can restore the normal operating capabilities of equipment, ensuring their performance across various applications.
• Enhanced Safety: Regularly replacing hydraulic cylinders can reduce safety hazards caused by cylinder failure, ensuring the safety of both operators and equipment.
• Overload Protection: New cylinder designs often incorporate better overload protection mechanisms, improving safety.
• Quick Installation: Modern hydraulic cylinders are designed with easy installation and replacement in mind, minimizing downtime.
• Standardized Components: Many hydraulic cylinders are standardized, making it easier to obtain replacement parts on the market.

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Applications

• Excavators: Hydraulic cylinders in excavator booms or buckets may become damaged due to prolonged use or overload, requiring replacement to restore proper operation.
• Cranes: Hydraulic cylinder in crane lifting arms are prone to wear during frequent lifting and lowering, necessitating regular replacement to ensure safety.
• Tractors: Hydraulic cylinders in front-end loader attachments of tractors may experience leaks or performance decline due to continuous lifting and tilting operations, requiring replacement.
• Harvesters: Hydraulic cylinders in harvesting machinery endure high pressure during the harvesting process and can suffer fatigue damage, necessitating timely replacement to maintain efficiency.
• Automated Production Lines: Hydraulic cylinders are used to control robotic arms and other automated equipment. Cylinder failure can disrupt production efficiency and should be promptly replaced.
• Die Casting Machines: Hydraulic cylinders in die casting machines may experience performance decline under high pressure and temperature conditions. Regular replacement ensures product quality.
• Mining Equipment: Hydraulic cylinders are utilized for lifting and moving heavy loads in mining equipment. Due to harsh working environments, regular inspection and replacement are necessary to prevent equipment failure.
• Bulldozers: Hydraulic cylinder wear on the dozer blade can lead to decreased pushing ability, requiring timely replacement to maintain operational efficiency.

Maintenance

Regular maintenance tasks for hydraulic cylinders include:

1. Periodic Inspection
2. Proper Lubrication
3. Seal Replacement
4. Calibration Check

During installation, it is important to provide guidance on aligning the cylinder correctly, recommend the use of appropriate mounting brackets to secure the cylinder, and suggest inspection, repair, and replacement procedures. We offer replacement parts and rebuilding services to extend the lifespan of your hydraulic cylinders.

Safety Considerations and Environmental Factors

When working with hydraulic cylinders, adhering to safety measures is crucial to prevent accidents and ensure the well-being of operators and the environment. Using proper safety equipment and following established guidelines is essential to minimize risks.

Troubleshooting and Common Issues

Common issues with hydraulic cylinders may include:

• Leakage
• Slow or Incomplete Cylinder Operation
• Excessive Noise or Vibration
• Failure to Hold Pressure

For leakage problems, inspecting and replacing seals may be necessary. Slow or incomplete operation can be caused by insufficient lubrication or other mechanical issues. Excessive noise or vibration might indicate worn components or misalignment. Failure to hold pressure could be a sign of internal damage or incorrect calibration. Proper troubleshooting and maintenance can help diagnose and resolve these issues, and preventive measures can minimize potential problems.

Design Considerations and Selection Criteria

When selecting hydraulic cylinders, several design considerations should be taken into account:

• Load-Bearing Capacity: Ensure the cylinder can handle the intended load.
• Sealing: Choose appropriate seals, such as piston seals and rod seals, made from durable materials like polyurethane or nitrile rubber.
• Durability: Opt for cylinders with finely treated cylinder bodies and threaded ends to enhance wear resistance.
• Safety: Prioritize cylinders with built-in safety features and overload protection mechanisms.
• Maintainability