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10.5MPa 15kg Double Acting Hydraulic Forklift Steering Cylinder Replacement of Toyata
The forklift steering cylinder is a hydraulic component responsible for controlling the movement of the steering mechanism on a forklift. It enables the operator to steer the forklift by transmitting hydraulic force to the wheels, allowing them to turn in the desired direction. It's important to note that the design and configuration of the forklift steering cylinder can vary among different forklift models and manufacturers. Therefore, it is recommended to consult the specific forklift's manual or the manufacturer's guidelines for accurate information regarding the steering cylinder and its maintenance procedures.
| bore diameter (D) | rod diameter (d) | stroke (S) | Installation distance (L) | working pressure | Interface dimensions (M) | weight |
| Φ65 | Φ40 | 2*98 | 672 | 10.5MPa | 2-G1/4 | 15kg |
Here are some critical applications of the forklift right lifting cylinder:
1. Function: The steering cylinder converts hydraulic pressure into linear motion, which is used to actuate the steering mechanism. When the operator turns the steering wheel or operates the steering control, hydraulic fluid is directed to the steering cylinder, causing the piston rod to extend or retract. This movement is transmitted to the steering mechanism and ultimately results in the turning of the forklift's wheels.
2. Structure: The steering cylinder typically consists of a cylinder barrel, piston rod, seals, and hydraulic connections. The cylinder barrel houses the piston attached to the piston rod. The seals ensure proper sealing and prevent hydraulic fluid leakage. The cylinder is mounted to the forklift's chassis, and the piston rod is connected to the steering linkage or mechanism.
3. Hydraulic System: The forklift steering cylinder is an integral part of the forklift's hydraulic system. It receives hydraulic fluid from the hydraulic pump, which the operator controls through the steering input. The hydraulic fluid is directed to the steering cylinder via valves and hoses, allowing for the desired steering motion.
4. Steering Control: The forklift steering cylinder is operated by the steering control inputs provided by the operator. This can be in the form of a steering wheel, joystick, or other steering control mechanisms. As the operator turns the steering control, it activates the hydraulic system, which causes the steering cylinder to extend or retract, resulting in the desired steering action.
5. Maintenance: Proper forklift steering cylinder maintenance is crucial for optimal performance. Regular inspections should be conducted to check for any signs of fluid leakage, damaged seals, or misalignment. The hydraulic fluid level and quality should be monitored and maintained according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Any issues or abnormalities should be addressed promptly to ensure safe and efficient steering operation.
The working principle of forklift steel cylinder
Hydraulic System: The forklift's hydraulic system consists of a pump, hydraulic fluid, valves, hoses, and the hydraulic cylinder. The hydraulic pump pressurizes the hydraulic fluid, which is then directed to the hydraulic cylinder through control valves and hoses.
Cylinder Structure: The hydraulic cylinder consists of a cylindrical barrel, a piston, a piston rod, and seals. The barrel is a steel tube with precision-machined internal surfaces. The piston is a cylindrical component that fits inside the barrel and divides it into two chambers. The piston rod extends from the piston and is connected to the lifting mechanism, such as the forks or mast.
Working Principle: When the operator activates the lift control lever or joystick, hydraulic fluid is directed to the hydraulic cylinder. The pressurized fluid enters one side of the cylinder, causing the piston to move. As the piston moves, it pushes the rod, translating the linear motion into a lifting force. The forklift's load is attached to the lifting mechanism, and the hydraulic cylinder exerts the power necessary to raise or lower the burden.
Seals and Fluid Control: The hydraulic cylinder incorporates seals to prevent hydraulic fluid leakage between the piston and the barrel. These seals ensure efficient operation and maintain the pressure required for proper lifting. The control valves in the hydraulic system regulate the flow of hydraulic fluid into and out of the cylinder, enabling precise control of the lifting and lowering functions.
Load Holding: Once the desired height is reached, the hydraulic cylinder can hold the load in position. The hydraulic system maintains pressure in the cylinder, locking the piston and preventing unintended bag lowering.
We have a first-class independent R&D platform for assembly. The forklift cylinder production workshop has four semi-automatic lifting cylinder assembly lines and one fully automatic tilting cylinder assembly line, with a designed annual production capacity of 1 million pieces; the special cylinder workshop is equipped with semi-automatic cleaning and assembly systems of various specifications, with a designed annual production capacity of 200,000 essays. It has famous CNC machining equipment, machining centers, special equipment for high-precision cylinder processing, robot welding machines, automatic cleaning machines, automatic cylinder assembly machines, and automatic paint production lines. We have more than 300 sets of critical equipment running. The optimized allocation and efficient utilization of equipment resources ensure the precision requirements of the products and meet the high standard quality requirements of the products.
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