Hydraulic Rotating Union
Original price was: $60.00.$50.00Current price is: $50.00.
- Max Pressure: Up to 15,000 PSI (1,000 bar)
- Max Temperature: Up to 200°C (392°F)
- Rotational Speed: Up to 3,000 RPM
- Materials: Stainless Steel, Carbon Graphite Seals
- Seal Type: Balanced Mechanical Seals
Description
Hydraulic Rotating Union: Precision Engineering for High-Performance Fluid Transfer
A Hydraulic Rotating Union is a specialized mechanical device designed to transfer hydraulic fluid between stationary and rotating components while maintaining a sealed, leak-free connection. It plays a critical role in applications where hydraulic systems are used, such as in heavy machinery, manufacturing equipment, and robotics. The rotating union ensures that hydraulic fluid can flow continuously and reliably, even when parts of the system are in motion.Key Components and Functionality
Rotating Hub: Connects to the rotating component (e.g., spindle or shaft) and transfers hydraulic fluid through the rotary union.
Stationary Housing: Secures the rotary union to the fixed part of the machinery and houses the internal components.
Sealing Mechanism: Utilizes advanced sealing technologies like silicon carbide, PTFE, and other durable materials to prevent leaks and ensure long-lasting performance.
Bearing System: Supports the rotating hub and ensures smooth operation under high speeds and pressures.
Lubrication System: Ensures the rotary union operates smoothly and reduces wear, extending service life.
Pressure Relief Valve (Optional): Some models include pressure relief valves to protect against excessive pressure buildupHydraulic rotating unions are essential in various industries due to their ability to handle high pressures, temperatures, and corrosive environments. Common applications include:
Heavy Machinery: For excavators, bulldozers, and other construction equipment.
Manufacturing: For CNC machines, injection molding equipment, and robotic arms.
Automotive Testing: For hydraulic test benches and braking systems.
Oil and Gas: For drilling rigs and offshore platforms.
Power Generation: In turbines and auxiliary hydraulic systems.
Marine: For shipbuilding and marine hydraulic systems.