In which sectors are hydraulic systems used?
Hydraulics are applied in many fields, including industry, agriculture, mobile machinery, rail, marine, energy, and oil & gas. It is a technology particularly valued when strength, precision, reliability, and operational continuity are required. CMH also works across various application fields and very diverse project portfolios.
Other questions and answers
What is the difference between a hydraulic power unit, mini power unit, and micro power unit?
The main difference concerns dimensions, available power, configuration, and intended use. Traditional power units are suitable for more structured applications, while mini power units and micro power units are designed for reduced spaces and more compact systems, while still maintaining good performance in relation to the application.
Does CMH Oleodinamica manufacture custom hydraulic systems?
Yes, CMH designs and manufactures custom hydraulic systems based on the customer's application requirements. Each solution is developed considering technical parameters, operational context, required performance, and reliability and efficiency objectives.
How to choose the most suitable hydraulic power unit for your application?
The choice depends on several factors: required pressure, flow rate, duty cycles, installation environment, available space, and level of customization needed. For this reason, it is important to start with an accurate technical analysis to avoid undersizing or solutions unsuitable for the actual application.
What are hydraulic power units?
Hydraulic power units are units that generate and manage hydraulic energy within a system. Depending on the configuration, they are composed of elements such as a motor, pump, reservoir, valves, and filters, and serve to supply the system with the pressure and flow rate necessary for its operation.
When should a hydraulic hose be replaced?
The hose must be replaced when it shows signs of wear, cracking, bulging, corrosion, deterioration, or loss of sealing. Even in the absence of obvious breakages, it is important to take action when the material is no longer suitable for the working conditions or shows signs of aging.