Hydraulic systems are a type of fluid power that uses pressurized oil (hydraulic fluid) to generate mechanical energy. A major component of such a system are hydraulic cylinders that convert the flow of hydraulic fluid into linear motion.
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Hydraulic systems are fluid power systems that use incompressible fluid (typically oil) at high pressures, allowing for actuation with a much higher force and torque. This provides very precise positioning in actuators with smooth steadiness throughout the motion. While hydraulic systems can be complex, it is possible to build a durable, powerful system for many industrial applications with a few basic components:
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Hydraulic cylinders are linear actuators that convert the flow of pressurized hydraulic fluid into linear motion and force. They produce higher force than a pneumatic cylinder, with greater flow control and smoother motion.
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