Limiting unnecessary cylinder travel can reduce repeated overextension in compatible applications.
A correctly fitted stop can keep a cylinder within the travel needed for a task. That may reduce repeated contact at an unwanted position, but it cannot correct an overloaded or poorly maintained system.
What matters most
A correctly fitted stop can keep a cylinder within the travel needed for a task. That may reduce repeated contact at an unwanted position, but it cannot correct an overloaded or poorly maintained system.
Key considerations
- Use the correct block size
- Maintain adequate working travel
- Inspect rods, seals, and blocks
- Follow pressure and load limits
- Remove damaged components immediately
Put it to work
Combine proper stroke control with clean fluid, sound hoses, correct relief settings, lubrication, and regular cylinder inspection for a complete maintenance approach.
The ANBO approach
ANBO parts support can help with block selection when rod measurements and equipment details are provided.
