Plunger Cylinder Accessory - J.H. Williams

The J.H. Williams JHWCP25T is a professional-grade 25-ton clevis plunger cylinder engineered for rigorous automotive and industrial applications. This robust single-acting hydraulic plunger cylinder delivers substantial compressive force, making it an essential component for heavy-duty lifting, pressing, and positioning tasks. Designed for reliability and longevity, it provides consistent performance in demanding workshop and facility environments.

Key Features

• 25-Ton Capacity: Provides a powerful 25-ton load capacity for handling heavy components and assemblies with confidence and precision.
• Durable Construction: Manufactured from high-strength steel with an industrial hard chrome plated ram and solid steel cylinder body, ensuring exceptional durability and resistance to corrosion and wear.
• Enhanced Sealing and Protection: Features a rod wiper to effectively seal out dirt and contamination, coupled with a high-performance polyurethane cup seal and a one-piece high-grade alloy bearing for optimal side load protection and extended service life.
• Efficient Operation: Equipped with a heavy-duty return spring for quicker retraction cycles and high-flow 3/8" NPTF couplers for efficient hydraulic fluid transfer.
• Versatile Mounting: Includes internal plunger threads, collar fixture threads, and often features base mounting holes for flexible and secure integration into various setups and fixtures.

Applications

This J.H. Williams plunger cylinder is ideally suited for a wide array of professional applications requiring significant force. It is commonly employed for lifting heavy vehicle components in automotive repair, pressing bearings and bushings, spreading tasks, and various pressing operations in manufacturing and maintenance. Its robust design makes it suitable for use in hydraulic presses, lifting platforms, and other heavy-duty equipment across diverse industrial and mechanical fields.

Specifications

• Cylinder Capacity: 25 tons
• Maximum Working Pressure: 10,000 psi (700 bar)