Shining Hydraulic cylinder for directional drilling equipment. Product image for reference; final configuration follows the agreed drawing.
Directional Drill Hydraulic Cylinders
Directional drill cylinders available in single- and double-acting configurations, with a welded barrel, electroplated rod and forged connections.
Send your application details or drawing to confirm the required configuration.Single- or double-acting cylinder options for directional drills
For directional drilling equipment, this cylinder family is offered in both single-acting and double-acting configurations. That distinction lets the actuation arrangement be matched to the machine’s hydraulic circuit and the movement required at the installation point.
The listed construction combines a welded cylinder barrel with an electroplated piston rod. Forged connection parts and multiple anti-loosening structures are also described, covering the barrel build, rod finish and connection details of the assembly.
AT A GLANCE
Product details
- Product family
- Directional Drill Hydraulic Cylinders
- Application category
- Construction machinery
- Product profile
- Directional drilling · Rig installation · Hydraulic interfaces
- Configuration review
- Confirm dimensions, interfaces and operating conditions for the selected application.
Review product-specific features and confirm fit against the current drawing before ordering.
Key features
Explore the product functions and design details below. Final dimensions and configuration are agreed for the selected application.
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Single- and double-acting versions
Both actuation types are available, so the cylinder can be selected to suit the machine circuit and intended movement.
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Welded barrel and plated rod
The source describes a welded cylinder barrel and an electroplating process for the piston rod.
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Forged and secured connections
Forged connection parts are paired with multiple anti-loosening structures in the described assembly.
Drawings & References
Request the current product drawing and configuration details for your selected application. Share a machine drawing or reference part if available.
Request current product detailsWhat to include in your inquiry.
A drawing is a useful starting point. If you do not have one, send the details you know and identify what still needs to be agreed.
- Directional drill make and model, cylinder location and a description of the movement or sequence.
- Machine assembly drawing or existing cylinder reference, with photographs showing the installed position.
- Required stroke, retracted and extended mounting-centre distances, and body and rod space limits.
- Both mounting-end details, including pin diameters, widths, pivot orientation and required clearances.
- Hydraulic schematic, operating pressure, flow, load conditions, port threads and attached valve or manifold interfaces.
- Site exposure and operating pattern, required quantity and delivery destination.
Before you specify.
Which cylinder position should I identify on the drill?
Mark the actual cylinder location on a machine drawing or photograph and describe the motion it controls. If several cylinders are involved, label each one and explain the operating sequence.
What is useful when discussing a cylinder for a new rig frame?
Send the frame and mounting drawing, travel endpoints, space limits and expected loads. Add the hydraulic circuit and connection layout so the proposed installation can be discussed as an assembly.
How should I describe drilling-site conditions?
State the expected exposure to soil, water and debris, the cylinder's installed orientation and its operating pattern. Identify any clearance or access constraints around the ports and mounting points.
DISCUSS YOUR APPLICATION
Put your requirements in the picture.
Send the Directional Drill Hydraulic Cylinders application details, drawing or reference part, required configuration and quantity. We can discuss your equipment before a quotation.



