20460873

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Product ID: 20460873 – High Pressure Cylinder

Description:
This component is a high pressure cylinder, specifically designed as the primary pressure vessel for high pressure waterjet cutting systems. It is a precision-engineered cylindrical component typically constructed from heat-treated stainless steel or high-strength alloy steel. The internal bore is finished to exacting standards to accommodate the reciprocating plunger and dynamic seals, providing the chamber where water is compressed to cutting pressure.

Applications:

  • Utilized as the core pressure containment vessel in waterjet intensifier pumps

  • Positioned between the hydraulic drive system and the cutting head plumbing

  • Serves as the housing for the plunger and high pressure seal assemblies

  • Suitable for use in ultra-high pressure waterjet systems rated for operation at 4,137 bar (60,000 psi) and above

Features:

  • Material Integrity: Manufactured from high-strength corrosion-resistant steel to withstand the extreme cyclic stresses of pressurization and depressurization

  • Precision Bore: Features a mirror-finished internal diameter to minimize seal wear and prevent fluid bypass

  • Threaded Termination: Engineered with specific thread connections for secure integration with the sealing head and hydraulic end components

  • Fatigue Resistance: Designed with optimized wall thickness and material properties to endure millions of pressure cycles without failure

  • Interchangeability: Typically manufactured to standardized dimensions, allowing it to serve as a direct replacement for original equipment

Maintenance:

  • Bore Inspection: During seal replacement, the internal bore must be inspected for scoring, pitting, or plating loss. Surface imperfections will rapidly damage new seals and reduce cutting performance.

  • Thread Check: Examine all threads for signs of galling, corrosion, or mechanical damage before reassembly.

  • Cleaning: Use a soft, non-metallic brush and clean water to remove debris and residual abrasive particles from the bore.

  • Storage: If the cylinder is to be stored for an extended period, apply a light coating of corrosion inhibitor and cap the ends to prevent contamination.

  • Torque Procedures: Follow the manufacturer’s specific torque sequence and values when installing the cylinder to ensure proper preload and alignment.


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