1. Space-Saving Design

Our hydraulic telescopic cylinders feature a multi-stage design that allows for a long stroke length while maintaining a compact overall size. This makes them ideal for applications where space is constrained but extended reach is required.

2. High Load Capacity and Strength

Engineered for heavy-duty performance, our telescopic cylinders are built to handle substantial loads and pressures. Each stage of the cylinder is designed to provide maximum strength and stability, ensuring reliable operation in demanding conditions.

3. Customizable Solutions

We offer customizable hydraulic telescopic cylinders to meet your specific application needs. Whether you require different stroke lengths, bore sizes, or mounting configurations, our team can tailor the cylinders to fit your exact requirements.

4. Reliable Performance

Our telescopic cylinders are designed to deliver consistent and reliable performance. With rigorous quality control and testing, we ensure that each cylinder meets our high standards for durability, efficiency, and functionality.

Telescopic cylinders are specially designed hydraulic cylinders that provide an exceptionally long output travel from a very compact retracted length. Typically, the collapsed length of a telescopic cylinder is 20% to 40% of the fully extended length depending on the number of stages.

• This feature is very special for machine design engineers when a conventional single-stage rod-style actuator does not fit in an application to produce the required output stroke.
• Telescopic cylinders are usually powered by hydraulics, but some special light duty designs are powered by compressed air.
• Telescopic cylinders are referred to as single-stage telescopic cylinders and multi-stage telescopic cylinders. A common application for telescopic cylinders on a construction site is that of the dumping on a dump truck. In order to empty the load of gravel completely, the dump body must be raised to an angle of about 60º. To accomplish this long travel with a conventional hydraulic cylinder is very difficult considering that the collapsed length of a single- stage rod cylinder is approximately 110% of its output stroke.