Replace hydraulic cylinders quickly
The extensive range of standard hydraulic cylinders enables Birrer Hydraulik AG to replace your damaged cylinder. The range includes various cylinder types. Our team will be happy to advise you in your search for the right spare part.
Plunger cylinder
These cylinders are designed for linear movements. They are characterized by their robust design and precise movement. Plunger cylinders can be found in mechanical engineering, automation and construction machinery.
Double-acting cylinders
With its two connections, a double-acting cylinder can apply appropriate force both when retracting and extending. As a rule, 250 bar hydraulic cylinders or 350 bar hydraulic cylinders are used. Double-acting cylinders are used in applications that require a back and forth movement. They can be found in mechanical engineering, construction, agriculture, automotive engineering and manufacturing.
Snow plow cylinders
With their robust and weather-resistant design, snow plow cylinders are particularly suitable for rough applications. They achieve a high lifting force and can be positioned as required. They also have an exceptionally fast response time to control commands.
Telescopic cylinders
Thanks to several nested cylinder tubes, telescopic cylinders can achieve a significantly higher stroke than conventional cylinders. Thanks to their compact design, larger distances can be moved without taking up unnecessary space. Telescopic cylinders are used wherever space is limited.
Frequently asked questions about hydraulic cylinders
Where can I buy a hydraulic cylinder?
You can purchase hydraulic cylinders online from the Birrer hydraulics store
What is a plunger cylinder?
A plunger cylinder is a hydraulic cylinder that only works in one direction and generates force via a piston without a return spring. It is often used when a high lifting force is required but no return force.
What is a telescopic cylinder?
A telescopic cylinder consists of several interlocking cylinder stages that extend one after the other to achieve a greater length in a compact design. It is often used when particularly long strokes are required in a limited installation space.
What is the difference between a single-acting and double-acting cylinder?
A single-acting cylinder only works in one direction and requires a return spring or other means to return to the starting position. A double-acting cylinder can work in both directions as it can apply hydraulic oil to both sides of the piston.