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A hydraulic cylinder is a mechanical actuator that converts pressurized hydraulic fluid into linear force and motion. Its main components include a barrel, piston, piston rod, and cylinder head, with a piston rod extending and retracting to move or lift loads. There are two main types: single-acting, which operates in one direction, and double-acting, which can move in two directions.
Pressurized fluid acts on one side of the piston, extending it. The return stroke is often achieved by gravity or an external force.
Pressurized fluid can be directed to either side of the piston, allowing for controlled extension and retraction of the rod.
