Components We Repair
Hydraulic Ram Shaft Repair & Hard Chrome Plating
Rebuilt, ground and inspected without leaving the building.
The failure and the fix
A ram shaft rides through a seal. When the chrome wears or scores, the seal goes, and the cylinder starts leaking. Replacing the shaft means lead time; rebuilding it usually does not.
Hard chrome plating puts the surface back — anywhere from a thin corrosion-protection layer up to heavy buildup — and cylindrical grinding brings it to the finished diameter.
What we do to them
- Hard chrome plating, .0001" to .050"
- Cylindrical grinding to finished diameter
- Weld build-up where heavier material is needed
- Magnetic particle or liquid penetrant inspection
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A drawing, a photograph, or just a description of how it failed. We will tell you what we would do with it.