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This detailed guide provides step-by-step instructions for mounting seals on hydraulic cylinders. It covers the crucial locations of cylinder head seals, piston seals, and piston-to-rod seals. Ensure a clean environment before beginning the process. Proper placement and orientation of O-rings and Shamban seals are essential for optimal performance. The guide emphasizes the necessary greasing of seals and tools, careful handling of components to prevent damage, and tips for tightening the cylinder effectively. Follow these instructions to ensure your hydraulic system operates efficiently.
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Cilinder head seals • Location of cilinder head seals
Piston seals • Location of piston seals
Piston to rod seal • Have a clean environment!
Place the first O-ring seal at the outside of the cilinder head • O-ring placed !
Placing the inner seals ofthe cilinder head. Two pieces have to be placed, it is only displayed once. • First place the O-ring seal
Place the seal in the 2 (3) cavity • Gently put te O-ring into the cavity.
Take the Shamban seal and make sure the orientation is wright ! • Be sure to put the seal in
Bend the seal into this shape, so it will fit in te cavity in the cilinderhead • Place the seal into the second cavity in the cilinderhead, ontop of the O-ring.
Now push the seal in the cavity • Press on the seal to fit it in the cavity
Repeat the same handeling for the second shamban seal in the third cavity. • Attention ! • Try to rotate the bulb in the seal 180°.
Two seals are placed now • Place the O-ring in the first cavity
Place the O-ring • Make shure the O-ring is situated in front of the cavity. The shamban seal has to be placed behind the O-ring!
Take the shamban seal and hold it in the right direction ( foto ) • Bend the seal into this shape, so it will fit into the cavity.
Place the seal in the cavity • Make sure you place the seal behind the O-ring! • Push the seal into the cavity
Press on the seal to fit it in the cavity • Grease up the seals
Grease up the seal fixing tool for the cilinderhead • Put the seal fixing tool in front of the cilinderhead
Gently push the tool into the cilinderhead • Be sure not to damage the seals ! • Push it trough
Keep it like this for at least one minute • The seals will retake their original shape • Retract the tool • Cilinderhead is ready
Grease up again • Grease up the cilinderrod
Place the rod in front of the cilinderhead • Push the rod into the cilinderhead • Make sure not to damage the seals !
Push the cilinderhead over the rod and keep it there • Take the O-ring seal for the rod • This seal tightens te piston to the rod
Place the O-ring • Twee
Take the seal sliding tool for the piston • Place the tool on the piston
Place the O-ring on the tool • Roll it towards the middel cavity in the piston
Place the O-ring • Place the shamban seal on the tool
Slide the seal towards the cavity • Make sure is will not twist ! • Place the seal and remove the tool
Grease up the seal • Place the piston in the seal fixing tool
Gentely help the seal into the tool • Make sure not to damage the seal • Press the piston into the tool • Keep it like this for at least one minute • The seal wil retake its original shape
Push the piston out of the tool • Take the seal sliding tool and place it on the piston
Place the tool as near as possible to the shamban seal • Put the X-like seal on the tool and slide it on the shamban seal
Make sure the seal is not twisted • Remove the sliding tool • Take the piston-guide
Gently put the piston guide into the seal fixing tool • Positon it well
Grease up the piston-guide • Push it in the tool • Now the piston-guide is pre-shaed • Repeat this for the second piston-guide
Save the piston-guides in the seal sliding tool • Take the cilinderrod and the piston • Be sure the piston is right orientated !
Screw the piston on the rod • Place the rod in a bank-wrench
Screw on the piston • Leave about 10 mm open and fill with LocTite
Use LocTit 243 • Screw on the piston
Clean the top and remove the LocTite • Now place the cilinder in the bank-wrench
Position the first piston-guide on the piston • Put the rod in the cilinder and grease up the piston-guide
Push in the piston until you can place the secon piston-guide • Grease up the second piston-guide
Push the rod in the cilinder • Place the cilinder in the bank-wrench • Not to tight ! That ril reform the cilinder !
Grease up the thread and the O-ring • Push the rod towards the cilinder
Thighten the cilinder • The cilinder is ready for use