Mill-down Cylinders: These are the most critical cylinders in a rolling mill, used to control the gap between the rolls. By precisely adjusting the rolling pressure, they ensure that steel plates, strips, or profiles achieve the required thickness and shape. These cylinders are typically high-pressure, heavy-duty, and large-diameter, and require extremely high control precision.

Looping Cylinders: In a continuous rolling line, these cylinders are used to regulate the tension of the steel strip, preventing it from becoming slack or breaking.

Roll Changing Cylinders: Used for the fast and safe replacement of heavy rolls, they are a key part of mill maintenance automation.

Boom Cylinder: Controls the lifting and lowering of the main boom, providing powerful lifting force.

Arm Cylinder: Controls the extension and retraction of the arm, essential for digging and swinging motions.

Bucket Cylinder: Controls the opening and closing of the bucket for loading and unloading materials.

Dozer Blade Cylinder: Controls the blade movement on smaller excavators.

Swing Boom Cylinder: Allows the boom to pivot in confined spaces.

Track Adjuster Cylinder: Maintains the tension of the track chain.