Hydraulic Cylinder Repairs & Supply
Cylinder strip-down, reseal and repair, plus supply of new and reconditioned rams for tippers, cranes and lifting gear.
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What’s Covered With Hydraulic Cylinder Repairs & Supply
Cylinder strip-down, reseal and repair, plus supply of new and reconditioned rams for tippers, cranes and lifting gear.
Talk It ThroughWhat We Do
- Full strip-down and inspection of leaking or slow cylinders
- Seal kit replacement and reseal
- Rod and barrel assessment for scoring, pitting or bending
- Supply of new or reconditioned cylinders where a repair isn’t viable
Our Approach
A Leaking Ram Is Usually a Seal, Not a Write-Off
Most weeping or slow cylinders can be stripped, resealed and put back into service — we’ll only recommend replacement when the rod or barrel itself is damaged.
Honest Repair-or-Replace Advice
If a cylinder’s rod is scored or the barrel is bent, resealing it won’t fix the real problem — we’ll tell you straight rather than sell you a reseal that won’t last.
Fitted and Tested Before Handover
Every repaired or replacement cylinder is fitted and cycled under load before we consider the job done.
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Not usually. Most leaks are a worn seal and can be resolved with a strip-down and reseal. We’ll only recommend replacement if the rod or barrel is damaged.
Both — we supply new and reconditioned cylinders as well as repairing existing ones.
A standard reseal is usually a quick turnaround. If a rod needs machining or a replacement cylinder needs to be sourced, we’ll give you a timeline upfront.