Hydraulic cylinder

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Reliable High Speed 550mm Travel Servo Drive Linear Actuator Ball screw 2ton Long Electric Hydraulic Cylinder

An electric hydraulic cylinder typically refers to a system where electrical components are used to control the operation of a hydraulic cylinder. While traditional hydraulic cylinders use fluid pressure to move a piston within a cylinder, the control of this movement is often achieved through valves and pumps that are actuated electrically.

Here’s a brief overview:

Electric Hydraulic Actuators: These systems might include an electric motor driving a hydraulic pump, which then supplies pressurized fluid to a hydraulic cylinder. The electric controls manage the direction and flow rate of the hydraulic fluid, thus controlling the extension and retraction of the cylinder piston.
Servo-Electric Cylinders: In some cases, the term could refer to a servo-electric cylinder, which is an actuator that combines the advantages of both electrical and hydraulic systems. It uses a servomotor to provide precise positioning capabilities but may not involve hydraulic fluid if it operates purely on mechanical principles.
Integrated Systems: There are also integrated electric-hydraulic systems where the electric motor, hydraulic pump, valves, and cylinder are all combined into one unit. This can simplify installation and maintenance while providing a compact solution.
These systems offer benefits such as higher efficiency, reduced maintenance needs compared to traditional hydraulic setups, and the ability to integrate more easily with digital control systems found in modern industrial environments. They are used in applications requiring precise motion control, such as robotics, material handling, and automated manufacturing processes.

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