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FE
Junfu
2
FE - style hydraulic cylinders used in dump trucks are engineered with precision to deliver optimal performance. These cylinders are a critical component of the dump truck's hydraulic system, responsible for the smooth and efficient lifting and dumping of loads.
The construction of FE - style cylinders starts with high - grade alloy steel materials. For instance, materials like 27SiMn, 16Mn, 45#, or 20# seamless steel pipes are often used. These materials are quenched and tempered to enhance their mechanical properties, such as tensile strength and durability. This treatment process ensures that the cylinder can withstand the high pressures and heavy loads associated with dump truck operations.
The piston rod of the FE - style cylinder is hard - chromed. The chrome plating not only provides a smooth surface but also increases the rod's resistance to corrosion, abrasion, and damage. The chrome thickness typically ranges from 0.015 - 0.025 mm, which is carefully controlled to ensure the best performance and longevity of the rod.
FE - style hydraulic cylinders used in dump trucks are engineered with precision to deliver optimal performance. These cylinders are a critical component of the dump truck's hydraulic system, responsible for the smooth and efficient lifting and dumping of loads.
The construction of FE - style cylinders starts with high - grade alloy steel materials. For instance, materials like 27SiMn, 16Mn, 45#, or 20# seamless steel pipes are often used. These materials are quenched and tempered to enhance their mechanical properties, such as tensile strength and durability. This treatment process ensures that the cylinder can withstand the high pressures and heavy loads associated with dump truck operations.
The piston rod of the FE - style cylinder is hard - chromed. The chrome plating not only provides a smooth surface but also increases the rod's resistance to corrosion, abrasion, and damage. The chrome thickness typically ranges from 0.015 - 0.025 mm, which is carefully controlled to ensure the best performance and longevity of the rod.
