Hydraulic Cylinder Repair Service Near You

Hydraulic Cylinder Rebuild & Repair Shop Near You

We have the capabilities, experience, and technical knowledge to have a fast turnaround on your hydraulic cylinder rebuild project. Our hydraulic cylinder repair shop near you is equipped to repair cylinders of any size, from the smallest to the largest, and we’ve most likely worked on the exact cylinder you need repaired. Precision Fluid Power is your trusted hydraulic cylinder repair shop, providing cylinders, pumps, motors, valves, and more.

Many companies turn to Precision Fluid Power for the best hydraulic cylinder repair and rebuild solutions for leaky or underperforming units. With a long history of successful, time-efficient hydraulic repairs and satisfied customers, Precision Fluid Power has become one of the most trusted hydraulic cylinder repair service providers in the US.

Request a quote today and find out why more and more companies trust us for hydraulic cylinder repair. 

Frequently Asked Questions About Hydraulic Cylinder Repairs

Who rebuilds hydraulic cylinders near me?

Precision Fluid Power rebuilds hydraulic cylinders at our Oklahoma City facility and accepts units from customers across the country. Hydraulic cylinders can be shipped to the shop for inspection and repair. PFP works on standard industrial cylinders as well as large-bore and heavy-duty units. Completed repairs go through testing and include a warranty.

How do you repair a hydraulic cylinder?

The first step is finding the source of the failure. A technician inspects the cylinder for leaks, rod damage, worn seals, or internal wear. The hydraulic cylinder then comes apart so each component can be checked in-depth. Repairs or rebuilds may involve new seals, barrel honing, welding, or machined replacement parts. PFP tests the completed hydraulic cylinder before it returns to service.

How do you disassemble a hydraulic cylinder?

All system pressure must be released before the cylinder is removed or opened. The hydraulic lines are disconnected. The fluid is drained. Then the outside of the unit is cleaned. From there, it depends on the hydraulic cylinder design. Threaded glands, snap rings, wire retainers, and tie rods each require a different removal process. Proper support and cylinder tools help prevent damage during disassembly.

How do you replace hydraulic cylinder seals?

The correct seal kit must match the hydraulic cylinder model, rod size, bore size, and pressure rating. After the rod assembly comes out, the old seals are removed from the piston and gland. Each groove and sealing surface should be inspected before the new seals go in. Seal direction is important because several seal types only work when installed one way. Precision Fluid Power can reliably complete the reseal and check the cylinder for other wear at the same time.

What are the signs that a hydraulic cylinder needs repair?

Oil around the rod or ports often points to seal trouble. Cylinder drift may indicate an internal leak. Slow movement, loss of force, visible rod damage, or uneven travel can also signal a problem. An inspection will identify the failed parts and help determine whether the cylinder needs a reseal or a full rebuild.

How much does it cost to rebuild a hydraulic cylinder?

Cost depends on the cylinder size and the damage found during inspection. A reseal usually requires less labor and fewer parts than a rebuild with rod or barrel repair. Parts availability can affect the price too, especially with older units. Precision Fluid Power can prepare a quote after reviewing the cylinder information. Photos of the unit and its identification tag can help with the initial estimate.