Die stamping - Import export

Gidrolast got its start in building rugged hydraulic cylinders for use on heavy trucks in the waste management industry way back in 1994. That means we know first-hand what is required to build cylinders that will tough it out in this industry. So whether the cylinder is operating the gate on a garbage truck or the grapple in a scrap metal yard, the compactor on a scrap baler or lifting the blade of a bulldozer in a land fill site, Gidrolast cylinders are built to last. Both OEMs and end users around the world appreciate the rugged reliability built into each of our cylinders. Careful, experienced design is combined with high-quality manufacturing to make our Gidrolast hydraulic cylinders the cylinders of choice in waste management and recycling equipment. It’s not hard to see why tough, reliable cylinders are required in the waste management and recycling industry, as these pictures clearly testify. Hydraulic cylinders are shown in action in a scrap metal yard above.

Material selection: The selection of high-quality AL6061-T651 aluminum alloy as raw materials, which has good processing properties and mechanical properties. Round rod processing: The aluminum alloy round rod material is placed on the lathe for processing, and through the lathe processing, it forms the desired shape and size. CNC four-axis machining: After the round rod machining, the aluminum alloy round rod is further machined using the CNC four-axis machining center to precisely control the size and shape. Smooth surface: The surface of the processed aluminum alloy round rod is smoothed to obtain a smooth and flat surface and improve the appearance quality. Anodizing: the natural anodizing treatment increases the corrosion resistance and surface hardness of the product, while maintaining the natural color of the aluminum alloy. Accuracy requirements: Ensure that the flatness of the product is within 0.