A Piston Accumulator is a mechanical device that uses the compressibility of a gas (usually nitrogen) to store hydraulic energy. It is widely used in hydraulic systems as an energy regulator. It isola...
See DetailsPiston accumulators separate gas and fluid with metal pistons. They feature strong pressure resistance and a wide range of volume options, enabling high-pressure energy storage and long-term pressure maintenance. Suitable for heavy machinery, wind power, metallurgy, and other working conditions, they have a long service life.
Imagine a machine that needs a short burst of high flow for only five seconds out of every forty-second cycle. If the pump is sized for that peak, the rest of the time it runs oversized, generates unnecessary ...
READ MOREEvery hydraulic system has a moment when demand exceeds supply. A molding press calls for a sudden surge of fluid; a wind turbine pitch drive needs a short burst of power; a hydraulic rig requires emergency pr...
READ MOREYour hydraulic system is pitting. Salt water, chemical washdown, or process fluid is attacking the accumulator shell. Standard carbon steel or even 304 stainless steel cannot withstand the chloride levels in m...
READ MOREDiaphragm accumulators adopt a diaphragm separation structure. They are compact in size, leak-proof, and highly responsive, making them suitable for pressure stabilization and small flow compensation in micro h...
READ MOREA piston accumulator is a hydraulic energy storage vessel that uses a free-moving piston to separate compressed nitrogen gas from hydraulic fluid inside a steel cylinder. When system pressure rises, oil pushe...
READ MORECE Certified Accumulator: A Real Compliance Benchmark, Not a Sticker During a machine-build project, the accumulator specified for your hydraulic circuit carries a CE mark that looks simple but carries legal w...
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