Experience & Dedication
You can depend on our 35 years of experience in the business for all hydraulic cylinder repair and rebuild services. T & T Weber Hydraulic Inc services all sizes and types of cylinders. Let our customer reviews speak for themselves and choose us for all your repair needs. We offer the top cylinder repair MA has to offer and we’re sure you’ll be satisfied with our work. You also get free estimates. Call (978) 368-3325 today for more details. Se habla español.
Premium Service for Your Needs
When you bring your repair needs to us, our experts will carefully assess what will be needed to get your equipment back up to working order. We will work diligently and efficiently to give each job the care it deserves. When you’re ready to get started with what we have to offer, give us a call for a free same-day estimate.
Full-Service Cylinder Repair
- Hydraulic cylinder tear down bench
- Hot water pressure washing station
- Machine shop for machining new rods, barrels
- All items are tested under pressure
Welding Service
Welding hydraulic cylinder components requires some know how. The parts need to well prepared ahead of welding. Most require step cuts so multiple passes of weld can penetrate deep into the joined area.
- Weld new ports
- Weld tube ends or eyes on rods
- Weld new steel tube
Machine Shop Service to Manufacture
Often parts are difficult to find due to long lead times, obsolescence, or maybe to expensive. We have the equipment and knowledge to make most any part needed to return your cylinder back to service.
- New rods
- Barrels
- Glands
- Pistons
- Eyes
Frequently Asked Questions
The most common reason for hydraulic cylinder repair is a damaged seal. Seals are integral to the proper functioning of hydraulic cylinders. When they become compromised, often due to dirty oil introducing metal particles and other contaminants, they can lead to leaks and inefficiencies. Over time, these leaks can escalate, causing more significant damage and affecting the overall performance of the hydraulic system.
To avoid damage, it’s crucial to maintain the cleanliness and integrity of your hydraulic fluid. Dirty hydraulic oil is a leading cause of many hydraulic issues, as it can introduce contaminants that wear down components faster. Regular inspections of your hydraulic equipment can also help identify potential problems early on. By ensuring that both the ports are free from debris and the hydraulic fluid is clean, you can significantly enhance your cylinder’s performance and lifespan.
A bent rod in a hydraulic cylinder is a serious concern as it can hinder the cylinder’s performance. The best course of action is to closely inspect the cylinder components, especially the cylinder rod. Depending on the extent of the damage, it might be necessary to replace the rod. In some cases, if the damage is extensive and affects other components, it might be more cost-effective and efficient to consider investing in a new cylinder altogether.
Leaking in a hydraulic cylinder can stem from various issues. A damaged seal is often the primary culprit, but internal damage within the cylinder bore or the cylinder tube can also lead to leaks. It’s essential to conduct a thorough investigation to pinpoint the exact cause. Once identified, the necessary repairs can be undertaken to restore the cylinder to its optimal performance.
Irregularities in your hydraulic system’s performance are telltale signs that your cylinder may need repairs. Symptoms such as slow movement under heavy loads, unusual sounds, or visible leaks of hydraulic fluid are indicators of potential issues. A close inspection of the cylinder components and consultation with a hydraulic repair expert can provide clarity on the required repairs.
Initiating a hydraulic cylinder repair involves a systematic approach. The first step is to disassemble the cylinder to access its internal components. This process includes removing the cylinder end cap, which can be achieved using a band clamp or ensuring the band clamp slides off smoothly. Some cylinder designs incorporate an external steel wire ring or an internal wire ring. Careful removal of these rings is crucial to prevent further damage or complications during the repair process.
Yes, hydraulic cylinders utilize various seals, each serving specific functions and purposes. It’s vital to understand the role of each seal type during hydraulic repairs. When replacing damaged parts, it’s essential to ensure the correct type of seal is used. Even if some seals aren’t visibly damaged, it’s often a good practice to replace old seals with new ones to ensure the longevity and efficiency of the repair.
After any repair process, reassembling the hydraulic cylinder requires precision and attention to detail. The gland assembly, a critical component, must be correctly positioned to ensure the cylinder functions optimally. Tools like a lock nut can be used, or applying loctite anti seize can ensure the gland assembly remains securely in place.
The decision to repair or replace a hydraulic cylinder depends on the extent of the damage. Minor issues, such as a damaged seal or slight wear, can be addressed with repairs. However, if there’s extensive internal damage or if multiple components are compromised, the cost and effort of repairs might outweigh the benefits. In such cases, investing in a new cylinder might be the more cost-effective and efficient choice.
Prevention is key to ensuring the longevity of hydraulic cylinders. After any repair, it’s crucial to double-check the entire hydraulic system to ensure all components are functioning correctly. Regular inspections, maintaining clean hydraulic oil, and avoiding exposing the cylinder to undue stress or heavy loads can significantly reduce the need for emergency repairs. Proactive maintenance and timely attention to minor issues can prevent more significant problems down the line.
Why Choose T&T Weber Hydraulic?
At T&T Weber Hydraulic, our expertise isn’t just broad; it’s deep, especially when it comes to hydraulic cylinder repair. With a legacy in the industry, we’ve become the trusted experts for all challenges related to hydraulic systems, including specialized components like the wire ring cylinder and threaded head cylinder.
Our unwavering dedication to exceptional customer service ensures that each client benefits from personalized care and solutions tailored to their unique hydraulic cylinder challenges. Whether you’re dealing with a leaking hydraulic cylinder, in need of a new seal kit, or seeking guidance on piston seals, we have the knowledge and inventory to assist.
The performance and longevity of a hydraulic system hinge not only on the quality of its components but also on the expertise of its repair team. Recognizing this, we source only the finest hydraulic components, from piston rods to specialized seal kits, from leading manufacturers and trusted brands. Our commitment is evident in our inventory, which features parts from most major brands, ensuring our customers have access to the best repair materials available.
Whether you’re grappling with a complex issue in your hydraulic systems, seeking expert advice on repair techniques, or in need of emergency repairs, T&T Weber Hydraulic stands ready. Our holistic approach to hydraulic cylinder repair ensures that from diagnosis to final testing, every step is executed with precision and professionalism.
Choose to work with us and discover the T&T Weber Hydraulic difference. With us, you’re not merely receiving a service; you’re investing in the assurance of quality, reliability, and the unmatched expertise of a team singularly focused on ensuring your hydraulic systems operate flawlessly.
