Cushion Cylinder
This cushion cylinder is a dedicated accumulator-type protection device connected between the press structure and hydraulic lines, typically installed at the main cylinder circuit or the mobile workbench ends. During forging hammer blows or rapid direction changes, its internal piston displaces passively to absorb peak hydraulic shock energy, converting violent pressure pulsations into smooth hydraulic fluctuations and preventing pipe bursts, valve damage, and structural resonance. A double-acting heavy-duty piston design integrates wide bronze guide bushings and a V-pack sealing system, withstanding repetitive shock loads up to 1,130 kN. Built-in displacement sensors, super-nut locking, and optional booster cylinders/rotary unions make it especially suitable for high-cycle, high-impact open-die forging presses, stamping presses, and bending machines.