A hydraulic cylinder end is an element that allows the cylinder to be connected to the rest of the hydraulic system or to the actuating element of the machine. It is a key component on which the correct operation of the cylinder, its durability and the tightness of the connection depend. Depending on the design and purpose of the cylinder, ends can have different shapes, sizes and thread types. Most often they are mounted on hydraulic hoses that supply the working oil under appropriate pressure, allowing the piston rod to move in one or both directions. Ends for hydraulic cylinders are made of high-quality steel or stainless steel, which guarantees resistance to high pressure and difficult working conditions. They often have coatings that protect against corrosion, such as zinc or nickel. Depending on the design, they may have a metric, inch or special thread – matched to a specific machine manufacturer.  In practice, hydraulic cylinder ends can be divided into several types: ends with internal or external threads, which allow for a direct connection with the hose, spherical joint ends, which allow work with a small axial deviation, eye and clevis ends, which are used as a mechanical mounting of the piston rod to the machine frame or moving element. 

These ends are widely used in construction, agricultural, industrial machines, as well as in transport devices. Their precise execution and adjustment to the requirements of the hydraulic system ensures operational reliability and work safety of the entire installation. Hydron's offer includes hydraulic ends that can be used both for hose connections and for cylinders, including threaded, eye, elbow and straight connectors. All products are characterized by high quality of workmanship, full compliance with industry standards and the durability necessary for work under high pressure.

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