Dependable & Reliable to Move the Earth

Hydraulic cylinder design is a crucial aspect of creating a functional and reliable hydraulic system in Earth Moving equipment. Proper design and sizing of hydraulic cylinders can ensure the efficient operation of heavy machinery used in construction, mining, and other earth-moving applications. Aggressive Hydraulics can meet these demands.

Earth Moving categories include:

  • Dozers
  • Graders
  • Excavators
  • Backhoes
  • Dump trucks
  • Track Loaders
  • Wheel Loaders
  • Scrapers
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Quality Hydraulic Cylinders for Earth Moving Equipment

Welded Hydraulic Cylinders
Welded Hydraulic Cylinders
Telescopic Hydraulic Cylinders
Telescopic Hydraulic Cylinders
Position Sensing Smart Hydraulic Cylinders
Position Sensing Smart Hydraulic Cylinders
Integrated Valve Hydraulic Cylinders
Integrated Valve Hydraulic Cylinders
High-Pressure Hydraulic Cylinders
High-Pressure Hydraulic Cylinders

Applications for Earth Moving Equipment Hydraulic Cylinders

Aggressive Hydraulics has the knowledge and expertise to design, engineer & manufacture a wide array of custom earth moving equipment hydraulic cylinders.

  • Bull Dozer: A bull dozer is a heavy-duty dozer that is used for pushing large amounts of material, such as soil, rock, or debris.
  • Crawler Dozer: This type of dozer uses tracks to move over rough terrain and is well-suited for heavy-duty earthmoving tasks.
  • Wheel Dozer: A wheel dozer has wheels instead of tracks, making it easier to move around on smooth surfaces, such as roads or construction sites.
  • Mini Dozer: A mini dozer is smaller than a standard dozer and is used for light-duty earthmoving tasks or in confined spaces.
  • Swamp Dozer: A swamp dozer is designed for use in wet and marshy areas where a standard dozer would not be able to operate.
  • Angle Dozer: An angle dozer has a blade that can be angled to the side, making it useful for grading or cutting ditches.
  • Coal Dozer: A coal dozer is designed specifically for use in coal mines and is capable of operating in the harsh and dusty conditions found in those environments.
  • Motor Grader: The most common type of grader used in earthmoving, the motor grader has a long blade that can be adjusted to different angles to level and grade the ground.
  • Maintainer Grader: Similar to a motor grader, a maintainer grader is used for maintaining gravel and dirt roads. It has a shorter blade than a motor grader and is used for tasks like snow removal or grading shoulders.
  • Fine Grader: A fine grader is used for finishing surfaces that require a high level of precision, such as concrete and asphalt surfaces.
  • Patrol Grader: A patrol grader is a type of grader used for maintaining unpaved roads. It has a shorter blade than a motor grader and is used for tasks like snow removal or grading shoulders.
  • Drawbar Grader: A drawbar grader is a smaller grader that is towed by a tractor or other vehicle. It is used for light-duty tasks like leveling driveways and small construction sites.
  • Agricultural Grader: An agricultural grader is used in farming and agriculture to level fields and prepare them for planting.
  • Crawler Excavator: This type of excavator uses tracks to move over rough terrain and is well-suited for heavy-duty earthmoving tasks. It has a high digging force and is often used for excavation, demolition, and mining.
  • Wheel Excavator: A wheel excavator has wheels instead of tracks, making it easier to move around on smooth surfaces, such as roads or construction sites. It is often used for digging trenches, building roads, and excavating foundations.
  • Mini Excavator: A mini excavator is smaller than a standard excavator and is used for light-duty earthmoving tasks or in confined spaces. It is often used for landscaping, digging swimming pools, and small construction projects.
  • Dragline Excavator: A dragline excavator is a large excavator that is used for deep excavation projects, such as mining or large-scale construction. It has a long boom and bucket arm that can be used to dig deep into the ground.
  • Long Reach Excavator: A long reach excavator has an extended boom arm and is used for tasks that require a long reach, such as dredging rivers, cleaning out canals, and demolishing high-rise buildings.
  • Amphibious Excavator: An amphibious excavator is designed for use in wet and marshy areas where a standard excavator would not be able to operate. It has floats or tracks that allow it to float on water or move through swampy terrain.
  • Center-Mounted Backhoe: This is the most common type of backhoe and is mounted on the rear of a tractor or similar vehicle. It is used for digging and excavating in a wide range of soil conditions.
  • Side-Shift Backhoe: A side-shift backhoe can be moved from side to side, allowing it to dig in tight spaces or around obstacles. It is often used in urban areas where space is limited.
  • Extendable Dipper Backhoe: An extendable dipper backhoe has a longer dipper arm that can be extended to reach deeper into the ground. It is often used for deep excavations or for digging in hard soil conditions.
  • Mini Backhoe: A mini backhoe is smaller than a standard backhoe and is used for light-duty earthmoving tasks or in confined spaces. It is often used for landscaping, digging small trenches, and small construction projects.
  • Towable Backhoe: A towable backhoe is mounted on a trailer and can be transported to different job sites. It is often used for smaller construction projects or for homeowners who need to dig trenches or excavate small areas.
  • Standard Dump Truck: This is the most common type of dump truck and is used for transporting loose materials, such as sand, gravel, and dirt. It has a hydraulic cylinder that allows the bed to be lifted and the materials to be dumped.
  • Articulated Dump Truck: An articulated dump truck has a hinge between the cab and the bed, allowing it to navigate uneven terrain and tight spaces. It is often used in mining and quarrying operations.
  • Off-Highway Dump Truck: An off-highway dump truck is designed for use in rough terrain, such as construction sites or mining operations. It has large wheels and a powerful engine that allows it to transport heavy loads.
  • Side Dump Truck: A side dump truck has a hydraulically operated bed that tilts to one side to dump materials. It is often used for road construction and in situations where the material needs to be dumped to the side of the truck rather than behind it.
  • Bottom Dump Truck: A bottom dump truck has a bed that opens from the bottom to dump materials. It is often used for transporting asphalt and other materials that need to be unloaded quickly and efficiently.
  • Compact Track Loader: A compact track loader is a small, versatile machine that is designed for use in tight spaces and on soft or delicate surfaces. It has rubber tracks that minimize damage to surfaces and can be equipped with various attachments, such as a bucket or pallet forks.
  • Multi-Terrain Loader: A multi-terrain loader is similar to a compact track loader but has a wider track base and lower ground pressure, making it better suited for use on uneven or unstable terrain. It is often used in landscaping and construction applications.
  • Standard Track Loader: A standard track loader is a larger machine that is designed for heavy-duty earthmoving tasks. It has a higher ground clearance and can be equipped with larger buckets and other attachments, such as a backhoe or bulldozer blade.
  • Waste Handler Track Loader: A waste handler track loader is a specialized machine that is designed for use in waste management and recycling operations. It has features such as reinforced guarding and a high-lift design to handle heavy loads and debris.
  • Forestry Track Loader: A forestry track loader is designed for use in forestry and logging operations. It has features such as a heavy-duty undercarriage and specialized attachments for tree removal and processing.
  • Small Wheel Loader: A small wheel loader is a compact machine that is designed for use in tight spaces and for light-duty tasks, such as snow removal or landscaping. It has a smaller bucket capacity and a lower operating weight than larger wheel loaders.
  • Medium Wheel Loader: A medium wheel loader is a versatile machine that is designed for use in a wide range of earthmoving applications. It has a larger bucket capacity and higher operating weight than small wheel loaders, making it suitable for heavier tasks such as quarrying and mining.
  • Large Wheel Loader: A large wheel loader is a heavy-duty machine that is designed for use in the most demanding earthmoving applications, such as large-scale mining operations. It has a high capacity bucket and a powerful engine to handle large loads.
  • Tool Carrier Wheel Loader: A tool carrier wheel loader is designed to be highly versatile, with the ability to switch between various attachments quickly and easily. It is often used in landscaping, snow removal, and general construction applications.
  • Integrated Tool Carrier Wheel Loader: An integrated tool carrier wheel loader is similar to a tool carrier wheel loader, but has a fully integrated attachment system that allows for faster attachment changes and improved machine performance.
  • Motor Scraper: A motor scraper is a self-propelled machine that is designed for moving large volumes of earth over long distances. It has a hydraulically operated bowl that can be raised and lowered to collect and transport material. Motor scrapers are often used in large-scale construction and mining operations.
  • Elevating Scraper: An elevating scraper is similar to a motor scraper, but has a mechanism that allows the bowl to be raised and tilted to discharge material over high walls or into trucks. It is often used in mining and quarrying operations.
  • Pull Scraper: A pull scraper is a towed machine that is pulled by a tractor or other vehicle. It has a bowl that can be raised and lowered to collect material, and is often used in smaller earthmoving projects.
  • Push-Pull Scraper: A push-pull scraper is a combination of a pull scraper and a push dozer. It has a towing hitch at both ends, allowing it to be pulled in one direction and pushed in the other. This makes it ideal for earthmoving projects that require high production rates and efficient material handling.
  • Open Bowl Scraper: An open bowl scraper is a type of pull scraper that has an open bowl instead of a closed bowl. It is often used in earthmoving projects where the material being moved is dry and can be easily transported without spillage.