Hydraulic Cylinder Reseal
Cylinder Reseal Service
Resealing a cylinder before a major failure is oftentimes a wise investment. Repair indicators such as leaks and drift can be clues that it may be time to consider resealing as an option. Leaks are a potential ingress point for contaminants and also cause loss of fluid. In addition, a leak can allow air to enter a system. Drifting is another signal of potential issues and a proper reseal can produce measurable performance gains.
Complete Reseal Service
At Complete Hydraulic Service, we adhere to a stringent reseal process that will restore your hydraulic cylinder to OEM specifications for like new performance. Our technicians use the proper technology, tooling and equipment to ensure a sustainable repair every time. Complete Hydraulic Service is also a Caterpillar 5 Star Contamination Control Facility so you can be assured the cylinder is clean inside and out when complete.
Here are a few key components of our Complete Reseal Service
- Every cylinder is received in our wash bay and thoroughly cleaned of all external contaminants
- Technicians then disassemble using non-destructive methods to preserve the integrity of the cylinder
- All internal & external parts are cleaned to meet our stringent contamination control standards
- A detailed inspection of all cylinder components is performed and documented
- Tube is measured for size, roundness, straightness and significant bore damage
- Rods are inspected for size, roundness, straightness and chrome condition and thickness
- Eyes or alternate mountings are examined for both fit and function
- Pistons, heads and glands are scrutinized to ensure a proper fit for seals and rings
- All components must meet or exceed OEM and Complete Hydraulic Service standards
- Before final assembly we hone the tube, polish the chrome rod and remove all burrs
- All components are then washed super clean to meet our 5 Star Contamination Control standards
- Once final assembly is complete, the cylinder is tested and painted before being returned to service
