Precision Welded Tee Type Hydraulic Cylinder (American Standard)

Tee flange mounting provides the rigid, face-mount reaction point needed for high-tonnage press platens with minimal frame deflection.

Precision bore tolerance ensures consistent clamping force repeatability across automated manufacturing cells requiring tight process control.

High-cycle, high-precision clamp force control in injection moulding demands the bore accuracy and seal durability that our tee cylinder delivers.

Our CNC boring and honing lines maintain bore surface finish to Ra 0.2μm — significantly finer than the Ra 0.4μm industry standard — extending seal life by up to 40% in high-cycle applications. EVER POWER's tee cylinder program offers front-flange (MF) and rear-flange (MR) variants in the same production run, with custom bolt circle diameters and metric thread options for European OEM integration. Our 68+ hydraulic patents include advanced cushion valve designs that reduce end-of-stroke shock loads by up to 60%, extending machine structure life in press applications.

• Ra 0.2μm bore finish standard
• Front and rear tee flange variants
• Custom bolt circle and thread options
• Advanced cushion valve technology (patented)

“The bore finish quality on EVER POWER tee cylinders is noticeably superior to what we had before. Seal replacement intervals have doubled on our press lines.”

— Process Engineer, Automotive Stamping OEM, Ohio

“EVER POWER supplied metric-thread tee cylinders for our European press line in less than three weeks. Exact flange dimensions, perfect weld quality.”

— Plant Manager, Plastics Injection Moulding, Netherlands

A: A front tee (MF) flange is located at the rod-end cap, allowing mounting to the machine frame with the rod extending forward. A rear tee (MR) flange is at the cap end, used when the cylinder body must be anchored from the blind end. Both use the same bolt pattern standards.

A: Yes. For servo-hydraulic or proportional valve applications requiring tighter velocity control, we offer H6 bore tolerance as a premium option. Contact our engineering team for specifications.

A: Yes. Ultrasonic (UT) and radiographic (X-ray) weld inspection certificates are available. Required documentation can be specified at the time of order.

A: We support prototype quantities from 1 unit for engineering validation. Production tooling is retained for repeat orders. Contact us to discuss your project volume and timeline.