Page 5 - Hydraulics

  1. What Is the Difference Between AW-32 and AW-46 Hydraulic Oil?

    5 Gallon Bucket of Lucas Oil in Front of Hydraulic Equipment

     

    Triad Technologies proudly offers several Lucas Oil products, including AW-32 and AW-46 hydraulic oil. However, it can be challenging to know which oil is best suited to achieve your machine’s target performance. To help you decide, we have outlined key differences between these two types of oil and the various factors that may affect performance.

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  2. Simplified Flange Maintenance with Enerpac's Equalizer™ Tools

    Simplified Flange Maintenance with Enerpac's Equalizer™ Tools

    With Enerpac's recent acquisition of Equalizer International, we now carry the Equalizer™ range of products including tools for flange alignment, spreading and pulling applications.

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  3. Enerpac DuroTech™: Built for High-Use Applications

    Enerpac DuroTech™: Built for High-Use Applications

    Triad is proud to carry Enerpac’s New Industrial Grade Air Driven Hydraulic Power Unit – The DuroTech-Series. The DuroTech-Series is well-suited for use in production applications offering a durable dual ram pump with a steel reservoir and protective steel shroud.

     

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  4. How to Select the Right Hydraulic Hose

    How to Select the Right Hydraulic Hose

    Does choosing the right hydraulic hose for your application have you overwhelmed and confused? It’s easy to understand why. Improper selection can lead to hose failures which may result in downtime, damage, unwanted clean up and personal injury. So, how do you determine the right hose for your application?

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  5. Safety Tips for Anyone Who Works with Hydraulic Hoses

    Safety Tips for Anyone Who Works with Hydraulic Hoses

    If you work with hydraulics in any capacity then safety should be top priority at all times. After all, if it's not, then you're more susceptible to dangerous situations

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  6. How Much Does a Hydraulic Leak Actually Cost?

    How Much Does a Hydraulic Leak Actually Cost?

    It's more than you think.

     

    The monetary cost of a hydraulic leak can range anywhere from $140 to $8500 annually.

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