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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is an ARO cylinder?

  They pump motor and gear oils, transmission fluid, and standard and industrial greases. Whether it’s high flow or compact design, count on ARO Valves for your application. ARO Cylinders are available in composite, round line repairable and disposable, and NFPA square interchangeable.

• What is Flutec cylinder lathe?

  Flutec is large lathes can manufacture various kinds of cylinders because they have maximum swiveling radius from standard size to 1500mm and over 10M in length. Flutec utilizes different kinds of precise lathe equipment to undertake all kinds of lathe processing works with several fixtures and tools to process the spare parts of cylinder.

• Why choose Peninsular cylinder?

  Over 700 years combined cylinder experience, top performing products, and an outstanding customer service team makes for an unmatched cylinder experience. That is the Peninsular Cylinder advantage. Looking for a custom cylinder? Fill out the Application Data Sheet to provide us with all of the necessary information to make a recommended design.

• Why choose a greenco cylinder?

  We are known for manufacturing HIGH QUALITY, long lasting designs that stand the test of time! Greenco offers two space saving cylinder designs, Cable-Trol® and Trac-Trol®. Both cable cylinder designs provide the same stroke as conventional rod cylinders with pneumatic pistons but are approximately 50% SPACE SAVINGS.

• What is a cylinder head?

  Here is the cylinder head definition and uses. As its name implies, a cylinder head is the cast metal part that covers the top part of a cylinder. Here, we are talking about internal combustion engines . These are engines that use cylinders as chambers within which to burn fuel. As you can guess, electric cars do not have cylinder heads.