As a crucial component of a hydraulic system, the hydraulic oil tank not only stores oil but also plays a vital role in oil circulation, heat dissipation, and bubble separation.
Hydraulic oil tanks typically contain reflux zones, dead zones, or areas of violent oil fluctuations. If sensors are installed in these areas, it can easily lead to unstable or inaccurate readings.
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In a hydraulic system, the hydraulic oil tank is a core component for storing and supplying hydraulic oil, and its sealing performance directly affects the system's stability and safety.
The manufacturing of forklift fork arms is a critical engineering challenge where safety, durability, and load-bearing capacity are non-negotiable.
The new type of oil tank optimizes the return oil path by adopting a structure that combines an oil return filter with a spiral flow channel, so that the return oil flows along a specific path, avoiding direct impact on the bottom or surface of the oil ta