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Old 11-28-2012, 02:00 PM
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Default Re: Sealing Hydraulic Cylinders?

use an x ring IOW , the profile will look like an x instead of O I get them off McM. thats what they're called . yes my glands are threaded . Next 1's will bolt like Ari's . If I where you , I'd ditch the Alum. all together and go brass . much easier to work with for making cylinders . It hones nicer you can buy the tube (seamless) make the ends and silver solder them together . What grade alum are you using ? If your going to stay with alum. use 6061-T65 or 7075 - ? (Slipped my mind ) . you get a much better finish then hardware grade crap .
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Tyler, you may be seeping by on the tubing side you may want to hone it and cross hatch it a little if it is too smooth.

I have some pics on my dozer thread page 8 or 9 that shows how I built my cylinders that may help with design.
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use an x ring IOW , the profile will look like an x instead of O I get them off McM. thats what they're called . yes my glands are threaded . Next 1's will bolt like Ari's . If I where you , I'd ditch the Alum. all together and go brass . much easier to work with for making cylinders . It hones nicer you can buy the tube (seamless) make the ends and silver solder them together . What grade alum are you using ? If your going to stay with alum. use 6061-T65 or 7075 - ? (Slipped my mind ) . you get a much better finish then hardware grade crap .
Do you have a website for McM. I'm interested in these seals. Thanks.
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Do you have a website for McM. I'm interested in these seals. Thanks.

www.mcmaster.com
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