IPEDCO hydraulic engineering services
Custom Industrial Hydraulic Cylinder Design and Manufacturing
A custom cylinder should be defined around its action type, working pressure, stroke, bore, rod diameter, mounting, duty cycle, and actual machine environment.

Custom hydraulic cylinder engineering services
IPEDCO reviews operating conditions, drawings, or an existing sample before defining dimensions, materials, seals, connections, and manufacturing details.
Machine-specific design
Force, stroke, speed, pressure, duty cycle, and installation space define the cylinder requirements.
Custom industrial cylinders
Bore, rod diameter, stroke, and mounting are selected from the technical order data.
Existing-sample redesign
When drawings are unavailable, a sample, images, and mounting dimensions can support replacement evaluation.
Hydraulic cylinder configurations
Single-acting cylinders
Oil pressure drives one direction, while weight, a spring, or an external force provides the return.
Double-acting cylinders
Pressurized oil controls extension and retraction, requiring both effective areas and circuit behavior to be considered.
High-pressure cylinders
Heavy-duty applications require wall thickness, end connections, rod buckling, sealing, and safety factors to match the actual load.
Industrial cylinder applications
- Presses and production machinery
- Industrial handling mechanisms
- Assembly lines and custom factory equipment
- Heavy-vehicle steering systems
- Machines requiring controlled linear force



Information required for a cylinder quotation
Accurate initial data supports a more useful technical review. A drawing, photo, or existing sample can help when complete specifications are unavailable.
- Single- or double-acting operation
- Cylinder bore
- Rod diameter
- Stroke
- Working pressure
- Required force
- Mounting type and dimensions
- Motion speed
- Operating environment
- Oil type
- Operating temperature
- Quantity
- Drawing, image, or existing sample
Design, manufacturing, assembly, and final control
1. Requirements
Load, pressure, stroke, speed, mounting, environment, and duty cycle are collected.
2. Engineering
Cylinder and rod dimensions, connections, guides, seals, and service access are reviewed.
3. Manufacturing
Machining, surface preparation, joining, and assembly follow the agreed application requirements.
4. Final control
Dimensional, sealing, and project-specific test requirements are defined for the order.
What affects custom cylinder pricing?
A useful quotation requires technical specifications. Size, pressure, materials, sealing, mounting, and quantity affect engineering and manufacturing work.
- Bore, rod diameter, and stroke
- Working pressure and output force
- Single- or double-acting operation
- Tube and rod materials and surface requirements
- Packing, guides, wipers, and seals
- Mounting and installation constraints
- Quantity and reverse-engineering requirements
Documented IPEDCO hydraulic capabilities
High-pressure cylinders
Company information includes high-pressure design around ISO 6022 and approximately 250 bar where appropriate for the application.
Heavy-vehicle steering cylinders
Existing examples include heavy-vehicle and Delvo steering cylinders with attention to smooth motion and stable sealing.
Sealing and serviceability
Packing, wipers, guides, and seals are selected around pressure, temperature, speed, oil, and contamination.
Hydraulic cylinder FAQs
What should we send for an initial review?
Working pressure, stroke, bore, rod diameter, mounting, and required force are a useful starting point. Images or an existing sample can support the review.
What is the difference between single- and double-acting cylinders?
A single-acting cylinder is pressurized in one direction. A double-acting cylinder uses pressure for extension and retraction.
Can an existing worn cylinder be evaluated?
An existing sample can be measured and reviewed. Feasibility is determined after checking mounting dimensions and operating conditions.
Why are pressure and stroke needed for pricing?
Together with dimensions, mounting, and quantity, they affect materials, sealing, component size, and manufacturing operations.
Need coordination in Mashhad?
See the Mashhad service page for local sample handover and industrial-order coordination.
Send your cylinder specifications for review
Share the initial data, drawing, or component images through the company contact channels, or call the technical team.