Hydrolic Repair Directory

Repairing a hydraulic component involves reworking or replacing all of the parts necessary to return the component to 'as new' condition, in terms of performance and expected service life. In many cases, repairing a hydraulic pump, motor or cylinder can result in significant savings when compared with the cost of purchasing a new one.
As a rule, the more expensive the new component is in absolute dollar terms, the more likely it is that a repair will be cost effective.
When a hydraulic component is repaired, there are usually some parts that can be successfully re-used after they have been reworked using processes such as machining, honing, lapping, grinding and hard-chrome plating. The skilled application of these techniques can reduce the number of new parts required, reducing hydraulic repair costs.