In-House Service

Hydraulic Cylinder
Rebuilding and Repair

We rebuild worn hydraulic cylinders and repair the specific problem causing a leak, a loss of pressure, or a rod that will not hold position.

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Why It Matters

A Rebuild And A Repair Solve Different Problems

A full rebuild replaces seals, wear rings, and worn internal surfaces to bring a cylinder back to like new condition. A repair addresses a specific failure, such as a scored rod or a cracked port.

We inspect the cylinder first and recommend whichever one actually fixes the problem, so you are not paying for more work than the job needs.

Hydraulic cylinder disassembled on a workbench
Our Process

How We Handle A Cylinder Job

01

Inspection

We check the rod, seals, and bore for wear, scoring, and damage.

02

Disassembly

We break the cylinder down completely to get a clear look at every internal surface.

03

Rebuild or Repair

We machine, replace, and reseal what the cylinder actually needs to hold pressure again.

04

Pressure Testing

We test the finished cylinder under pressure before it goes back into service.

Get Started

Request Hydraulic Cylinder Service

Tell us what the cylinder is doing and we will get a technician on the schedule.

"Very knowledgeable and helped me solve my issue I had been having trouble with for the previous six months. Highly recommend. So glad I repaired instead of replaced."

Erich Enoch, Owner
Enoch Machine Shop, Mebane, NC
What We Handle

Cylinder Work We Cover

  • Full rebuilds with new seals, wear rings, and rod work
  • Targeted repairs for leaks, scoring, and pressure loss
  • Custom and hard to source cylinder sizes
  • Cylinders from CNC machine tools, presses, and industrial equipment
Hydraulic cylinder and hoses mounted in a machine during service
Have Questions?

Hydraulic Cylinder FAQ

We inspect the rod, seals, and bore first, then recommend whichever option actually fixes the problem and fits your budget.

Yes. We regularly work on custom sizes and cylinders that are difficult to source new parts for.

Yes. Every finished cylinder gets tested under pressure before it leaves our shop.