Tie-rod Hydraulic Cylinder: 2 Bore x 4 Stroke – 1.125 Rod - Hydraulic Cylinders Manufacturer

Tie-rod Hydraulic Cylinder: 2 Bore x 4 Stroke – 1.125 Rod

Bore (2 in): The inside diameter of the cylinder tube, where the piston moves. A 2-inch bore can handle a significant force.
Stroke (4 in): The distance the piston can move within the cylinder. A 4-inch stroke means the piston can extend or retract by 4 inches.
PSI (3000): The maximum pressure rating in pounds per square inch. This cylinder can handle up to 3000 PSI, which is quite common for high-pressure applications.
Pin Diameter (1 in): The diameter of the mounting pins that connect the cylinder to the equipment, ensuring proper attachment.
Retracted Length (14.25 in): The overall length of the cylinder when it is fully retracted (piston is not extended).

Weight: 14.59 lbs
Indicates the weight of the cylinder itself, which can affect installation and mounting.
Bore: 2 in
This is the inside diameter of the cylinder where the piston operates, determining the force the cylinder can exert.
Stroke: 4 in
The distance the piston can move within the cylinder. A 4-inch stroke allows for moderate movement of the attached load.
PSI: 3000
The maximum pressure rating in pounds per square inch that the cylinder can safely handle.
Rod Diameter: 1.125 in
The diameter of the piston rod, which affects the strength and rigidity of the cylinder.
Pin Diameter: 1 in
The diameter of the pins used to mount the cylinder, which is important for ensuring secure attachment.
Retracted Length: 14.25 in
The overall length of the cylinder when the piston is fully retracted.
Extended Length: 18.25 in
The total length of the cylinder when the piston is fully extended, indicating the range of motion.
Port Size: SAE 8
Refers to the size of the hydraulic ports for fluid connections, ensuring compatibility with hydraulic hoses and fittings.
Column Load: 9420 lbs
This is the maximum load the cylinder can support in a vertical position, indicating its strength in lifting applications.