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Capacity, stroke and closed height. Capacity is what it pushes, stroke is how far, and closed height is whether it fits the space before it starts.

The cylinder pulls itself back once pressure is released, which suits repeated use. A load return cylinder is pushed back by the load instead, which needs the load to be present.

Fitting where nothing else will while still lifting. The low profile bodies here start at 6mm stroke and 4 tonne, which is a very short cylinder for its capacity.

A rod or a bolt to pass through the centre of the cylinder, which is what makes pulling possible as well as pushing. That covers extraction rather than only lifting.

4 tonne on the low profile bodies through 5, 10, 12, 15 and 23 tonne, with strokes running from 6mm up to 180mm across the range.

Yes, and it is the figure that decides whether the cylinder can be positioned at all. A cylinder with ample capacity and too much closed height cannot be used.

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Three figures place a hydraulic cylinder and all three have to work: capacity, stroke and closed height. Capacity is what it will push. Stroke is how far. Closed height is whether it fits in the space before it starts, which is the one most often missed. Reading closed height first narrows the range faster than starting from capacity.

Return type decides how the cylinder retracts once the pressure is released. A spring return cylinder pulls itself back, which suits a cylinder used repeatedly and returned by hand. A load return cylinder is pushed back by the load itself, which needs the load to be there. Both types are held at overlapping capacities, so the return is chosen without changing what the cylinder lifts.

Body form addresses the space rather than the force. A low profile cylinder at 6mm stroke fits where nothing else will and still lifts. A low height cylinder trades stroke for closed height. A hollow plunger cylinder allows a rod or a bolt to pass through its centre, which is what makes pulling as well as pushing possible. Larzep hold all these forms so the body shape is chosen without leaving the range.

Capacity across the range runs 4 tonne on the low profile bodies through 5, 10, 12, 15 and 23 tonne, with strokes from 6mm to 180mm. Send the space and the load to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Stroke and capacity are stated together on every cylinder rather than separately. Spreading cylinders sit alongside for the case where two faces have to be forced apart rather than lifted.

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FAQs

Capacity, stroke and closed height. Capacity is what it pushes, stroke is how far, and closed height is whether it fits the space before it starts.

The cylinder pulls itself back once pressure is released, which suits repeated use. A load return cylinder is pushed back by the load instead, which needs the load to be present.

Fitting where nothing else will while still lifting. The low profile bodies here start at 6mm stroke and 4 tonne, which is a very short cylinder for its capacity.

A rod or a bolt to pass through the centre of the cylinder, which is what makes pulling possible as well as pushing. That covers extraction rather than only lifting.

4 tonne on the low profile bodies through 5, 10, 12, 15 and 23 tonne, with strokes running from 6mm up to 180mm across the range.

Yes, and it is the figure that decides whether the cylinder can be positioned at all. A cylinder with ample capacity and too much closed height cannot be used.

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