Hydraulic component sourcing and replacement support for industrial, mobile and plant maintenance applications. When a cylinder, valve, pump or power unit fails, send photos, measurements or old part numbers and we will work on options.
Availability depends on the manufacturer, model and equipment configuration. Model numbers, nameplate photos, part numbers, drawings and equipment photos can help identify the correct components.
Gear, vane and piston hydraulic pumps and motors matched to displacement, pressure and rotation. The model number, displacement and pressure rating identify the correct replacement.
Directional, relief, flow control and check valves, along with valve manifolds and blocks. The model number and port configuration identify the correct valve.
Hydraulic cylinders and cylinder-seal kits containing piston seals, rod seals, wipers and O-rings. The bore, rod diameter, stroke and mounting style identify the correct components.
Hydraulic hoses, fittings, adapters and quick couplers in standard and metric sizes. The hose size, fitting type and pressure rating identify the correct components.
Hydraulic filters and filter elements that remove contamination from the fluid. The filter model and element part number identify the correct replacement.
Hydraulic accumulators, bladders, pistons and charging kits. The accumulator model and volume identify the correct components.
Pressure gauges, temperature gauges, pressure switches and sensors for hydraulic system monitoring. The gauge range and mounting identify the correct replacement.
Repair kits that bundle seals, valves and wear components for specific hydraulic component models. The model number and serial number identify the correct kit.
These are common details that can help us prepare a faster and more accurate quote. Requirements vary by product and application, so send whatever information you currently have.
Manufacturer, model, serial number and component type. Identify whether the component is a cylinder, pump, motor, valve or power unit.
Displacement, pressure rating, flow and rotation. Gear, vane and piston pumps have different performance characteristics.
Shaft type, mounting pattern and port configuration. ISO and SAE mounting patterns are common standards.
Control method, fluid type, viscosity and operating temperature. Hydraulic fluid compatibility affects seal and component selection.
Contamination or damage observations, machine information and application details. Photos of the failed component help identify the cause and the right replacement.
Existing component dimensions including bore, rod, stroke and port sizes. Measurements of the existing component help confirm the right fit.
Need a hydraulic component or replacement part? Send photos, measurements or old part numbers and we will work on options.
Get a QuoteEaton and Bosch Rexroth hydraulic cylinders convert fluid pressure into linear motion for industrial machinery and mobile equipment. The bore diameter, rod diameter, stroke length, mounting style and port size identify the right replacement. Seal kits contain the seals and O rings needed to rebuild cylinders.
Sauer Danfoss, Denison Hydraulics and Kawasaki hydraulic pumps and motors convert mechanical power into fluid flow and back into rotational motion. Gear, vane and piston configurations are available. The model number, displacement, pressure rating and port size identify the right component.
Bosch Rexroth and Eaton directional valves, relief valves, flow controls and manifolds control fluid direction, pressure and speed in hydraulic circuits. Manifolds consolidate multiple valves into a single block. The model number and port configuration identify the right valve.
Hydraulic power units combine a pump, motor, reservoir, valves and controls into a single assembly. Hoses, fittings, adapters and quick couplers connect hydraulic components and route fluid through the system. The existing equipment model and port size identify the right components.
Seals, seal kits, cylinders, pumps, valves, hoses and fittings are commonly replaced. Send photos, measurements, old part numbers or application details and we will work on options. Even a description of the equipment and the failed component can help narrow down options.