What Is the Difference Between Single-Acting and Double-Acting Cylinders
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The linear hydraulic actuator or hydraulic cylinder is frequently referred to as hydraulic pistons in everyday speech. The term "hydraulic piston" has acquired this meaning because it refers to a part of hydraulic cylinders, typically consisting of a cylinder (a hollow body), a piston, and a rod. When hydraulic pressure is applied, the piston moves within the cylinder, generating the force needed to perform work.
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What Is the Difference Between Single-Acting and Double-Acting Cylinders
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