Hydraulics
Choose hydraulic components that suit your workshop needs. Check hose length and outer diameter, and confirm the thread type on your fittings and adapters. The pump must deliver the required pressure and flow. Selecting the wrong parts causes leaks and damage. With the right matches you build a safe system.
Hydraulic Hose | 1.8 m
Hydraulic Double Piston Foot Pump
Hydraulic Adaptor 10 mm (3/8") NPT x 13/16" x 16 UNF
Hydraulic Cylinder | 700 bar
Crimping Pliers Set | hydraulic | for Press Connections on Hose Lines
Air Hydraulic Pump | 689 bar / 10,000 psi
Buying hydraulic parts
Which size do you need?
In hydraulics, size is everything. Measure the length and the outside diameter of the hose. Also check the thread on your connections. The wrong size leads to leaks or damage. Always choose parts that match your system.
Where ordering goes wrong
Many mechanics order by eye. That does not work with hydraulics. A hose that is too short breaks under pressure. A wrong thread leaks immediately. Measure accurately and compare the specifications. This prevents you from returning a part.
Why the standard matters
Hydraulic parts must meet strict standards. Those standards ensure the system stays safe under high pressure. Never use parts without clear specifications. A pump must match the pressure and flow of your system. That is how you build a safe and reliable setup.
Hydraulics is a fixed part of your workshop equipment. To fill and bleed a system you need reservoirs, funnels and pumps. With test devices you check whether pressure and flow are correct. If a part does not fit your system, mounting levers and pry bars help you loosen seized components.