Press heads silhouetted against the sunlit windows of a workshop

Industries

Where our cylinders and presses work every day.

Inside the works

Machined, assembled and tested under one roof

Every rod, gland and end cap is turned and finished in our own shop before a cylinder is built.


Ground discs with splined hubs
Turning a piston rod to size
Milled clamp blocks, ready for anodising
Threaded glands before assembly
Facing a flange on the lathe

Reconditioning

Worn parts, brought back to spec

Seized drives, pitted rods and tired housings come back to us to be rebuilt. Drag the handle to see the difference.

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A seized drive, rebuilt

The corroded sprocket and shaft replaced with new ground shafts and cut gears.

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A housing, made new

A corroded block replaced by a clean casting, machined and checked.

Inside the works

Two minutes on the shop floor

From turning the rod to the final pressure test — how every cylinder is built and checked before it leaves us.

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