Unit 8 Leaside, Aycliffe Business Park, Newton Aycliffe, DL5 6HX
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Workshop Gallery
Cylinder rebuilds, bespoke builds, welded stainless assemblies and machined components — all photographed as they left our Newton Aycliffe workshop.
Every photograph here is our own work, not a stock image. If something looks like the job you have, mention it when you get in touch and we can tell you what it involved.
A hydraulic cylinder built from scratch to replace an obsolete original, with welded manifold blocks at both ends and formed steel pipework run along the barrel. Machined, welded and assembled in our Newton Aycliffe workshop.
Six hydraulic cylinders rebuilt as a batch, each with new spherical rod-eye bearings, resealed and port-plugged ready for installation. Working through a set together keeps the specification identical across the machine.
Stainless hydraulic cylinders assembled with welded manifold blocks and integral pipework, finished with bronze-bushed rod eyes. The porting is machined on our CNC mill and the pipework TIG welded in-house.
A stainless flanged body with a welded branch connection, TIG welded to control heat input and distortion. The flange faces were machined after welding so the assembly still seals correctly.
A full set of machined components for a cylinder rebuild: flanged gland and end caps, a bearing housing, nylon seal carriers with new seals fitted, and turned studs. All made in-house rather than sourced to a part number.
Nylon seal carriers turned and grooved to take new seals, shown alongside the steel flanges they locate into. Machining carriers in-house means an obsolete seal arrangement is no longer a reason to scrap a cylinder.
A large steel flange with a machined spigot and bolt-hole pattern, turned and milled to drawing, with a matching set of turned studs and a bearing housing ring.
A stainless flange machined with a long integral hub and bored through, ready for welding into an assembly. Consistent bolt-hole positions and a clean sealing face are what let mating parts locate first time.
A stainless bearing housing turned, bored and then drilled and tapped on the mill for its mounting and port positions. The kind of prismatic work our CNC mill handles alongside cylinder repairs.
Four hydraulic orbital motors stripped, inspected, resealed and refurbished, returned cleaned and ready to fit. Refurbishment usually costs a fraction of replacement and avoids the lead time on obsolete units.
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