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Laddle turret cylinders are used to transfer molten steel from one machine to another. These cylinders are often made of metal or alloys to withstand high environmental temperatures. Different types and scales of ladle slugs are available. They can be designed with a ball joint bearing, con rod, or conical ring. The design of the cylinder and seals should meet the operational requirements of steel mills.

The lifting cylinders of the intermediate ladle are controlled by a hydraulic splitter. It removes the problems associated with synchronized control and has low tolerances, up to 2%. It ensures reliable operation. In addition, the cylinders are capable of tracking displacement sensors and detecting deformation. The rammers are controlled by a mounting bracket 34, which is connected to the lift beam. Despite the fact that they can't lift the entire intermediate ladle, they can still lift the device.

Cylinders for lifting the intermediate ladle have various advantages. First, they can help lift the intermediate ladle, even if the power supply fails. Second, they can help in avoiding deformation of the intermediate ladle. The cylinders are easy to install and disassemble. Third, they can be used for automatic alignment of the intermediate ladle. Therefore, they are ideal for a wide variety of lifting tasks.

These cylinders are used in iron and steel smelters, continuous casting ladle lifting hydraulic system, etc. As a cooperative manufacturer of iron and steel smelters for many years, EOOE Hydraulic have processed and manufactured many kinds of ladle lifting cylinders: ladle rotary lifting hydraulic cylinder, ladle turret arm hydraulic cylinder, ladle lifting hydraulic cylinder, ladle turret lifting hydraulic cylinder, lifting hydraulic cylinder and ladle lifting hydraulic cylinder device.

The main function of a laddle turret cylinder is to support or raise the hull of a vehicle. It can also be modified to regulate the pressure of operating fluids. Other applications include balancing unbalanced loads and controlling the movement of ladles. The revolving-ladle turret is highly complex in its structure and functional device.