Cylinders- pneumatic - Import export

Military and Naval equipment has some of the most demanding specifications and requirements of any machinery. It has to. Lives depend on it. From the frozen arctic tundra to hot humid jungles, from arid sand-blown deserts to the windswept salt spray of the oceans, military equipment is exposed to every conceivable environment on the planet. Military hardware is often stored unused for months or years at a time, but then must be ready to move and operate at a moment’s notice. The hydraulic cylinders used in this equipment must be of the very best quality. Gidrolast makes them. Gidrolast cylinders are carefully designed and engineered, using only the finest construction materials, and are precision-manufactured with cutting edge industrial equipment. The result is cylinders that meet the toughest military and naval specifications.

Hydraulic cylinders used on shipboard machinery or in shipyards must endure the toughest of conditions, including hot and cold temperature extremes, exposure to salt water, driving rain, ice, as well as dirt and many other forms of contamination. That is an extremely abusive environment for hydraulic actuators. Cylinders used under these conditions must be designed and manufactured with these well in mind if they are to survive and work reliably. In addition, many hydraulic cylinders used on ships and harbour cranes are very large-bore and very long-stroke. Their large size makes frequent repair or replacement simply out of the question. Other marine cylinders are mounted in a ship’s machinery that is very difficult to reach. All these factors makes reliability a primary concern for marine cylinders. Gidrolast has a great deal of experience in building marine-grade hydraulic cylinders that thrive under those trying conditions.

Fork lift trucks, pallet loaders, conveyors, cranes, and so on. These machines are at the heart of any facility moving materials and products. These machines also depend on the power of hydraulic cylinders to do their work. That means that the cylinders have to be reliable. A failure means loss of production and profit. At Gidrolast, we appreciate that. We build our cylinders to last with precision machining and using heavy-duty seals and bearings. Our factory uses the latest high-technology production methods including robotic welders, friction welders and skive roller burnishing. Our quality control methods are the best in the business. And to cap it off, all of our cylinders are 100% pressure tested before they leave our factory. That means that our customers are 100% confident when they mount a Gidrolast mast cylinder into the bowels of their fork lift truck or assemble a lift cylinder under a heavy-duty conveyor.

Ridat’s Blister Sealing Press (BSP) range is designed to heat seal adhesive coated card or film media onto pre-formed blisters. Production steps are as follows: Pre-formed blisters are placed in in-expensive jigs Products are laid inside the blisters Adhesive coated card or film media is placed on top and positioned by spring loaded pins The assembly is then moved to the heating station where the backing media is sealed to the blister While the heat sealing operation is taking place the other stations are being unloaded and reloaded This process can be manual or fully automated Key machine features include: Sturdy Press Static Heater Platen with thermostat control Digital Timer for process control Aluminium Table powered by pneumatic cylinder Auto models powered by gear motor CE Mark Optional features include: Additional number of stations (either 2, 4, 5 or 6) Automatic card placement