In a high-pressure hydraulic system, a visible leak isn't the first sign of trouble—it's often the last. Waiting for a cylinder to fail before replacing a seal is a gamble with your operational uptime.
Internal Bypass: Seals often fail internally before they leak externally. This causes a loss of pressure and heat buildup, forcing your pump to work harder and increasing energy costs.
Contamination Control: A compromised seal allows microscopic debris to enter the system, scoring cylinder walls and damaging expensive valves.
