|
Property |
Typical Value |
|
ID Tolerance |
H7–H9 |
|
Surface Roughness |
Ra 0.2–0.8 μm |
|
Straightness |
Customized to project requirements |
|
Tube Length |
Up to 12 m |
Inside a hydraulic cylinder, the piston moves repeatedly while hydraulic oil forms a thin lubricating film between the piston seal and the cylinder wall. A properly honed surface supports this movement by combining low roughness with a uniform cross-hatch pattern. This microscopic pattern retains lubricating oil, reduces metal-to-metal contact, and promotes stable sealing throughout continuous operation. Compared with ordinary tubes, honed tubes provide:
|
Feature |
Standard Steel Tube |
Honed Tube |
|
Bore Finish |
Standard |
Precision Honed |
|
ID Accuracy |
General Tolerance |
H7–H9 |
|
Surface Friction |
Higher |
Lower |
|
Seal Performance |
Moderate |
Excellent |
|
Hydraulic Applications |
Limited |
Ideal |
|
Item |
Typical Specification |
|
Inside Diameter |
30–500 mm |
|
Outside Diameter |
40–600 mm |
|
Length |
Up to 12 m |
|
Surface Roughness |
Ra 0.2–0.8 μm |
|
Materials |
ST52, E355, SAE 1026, ASTM A519, CK45 |
Complete inspection documentation helps simplify customer acceptance and supports international project requirements.



