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FDH Type Hydraulic Cylinder
General-purpose industrial cylinder with foot, clevis, flange and trunnion mounting options.
Ø40 – Ø200 mm
Bore
Ø28 – Ø125 mm
Rod
up to 5,000 mm
Stroke
Hydraulic Cylinder Manufacturer & Supplier
Fenitsa designs and manufactures hydraulic cylinders for machine builders, OEMs and maintenance teams. Our range covers tie-rod, welded and heavy-duty cylinders from Ø40 to Ø200 mm bore with strokes up to 5,000 mm, plus telescopic and fully custom designs built to your drawing.
Based in Konya, Türkiye, we have been making hydraulic cylinders since 1979. Every unit is assembled and pressure tested in-house before it leaves the plant.
KHS SERIESHEAVY DUTY
KHS Type Hydraulic Cylinder
Heavy-duty design for mobile equipment and harsh operating conditions.
Ø40 – Ø200 mm
Bore
Ø28 – Ø125 mm
Rod
up to 5,000 mm
Stroke
THS SERIESWELDED
THS Type Hydraulic Cylinder
Welded body for compact machines and space-critical installations.
Ø40 – Ø200 mm
Bore
Ø28 – Ø125 mm
Rod
up to 5,000 mm
Stroke
TELESCOPICMULTI-STAGE
Telescopic Hydraulic Cylinder
Long stroke from a short retracted length; stages and bores sized per project.
Per project
Stages & bores
TIE-RODSPECIAL FUNCTIONS
Tie-Rod Hydraulic Cylinder
Double rod, tandem and adjustable-stroke versions for synchronised or precise motion.
Ø40 – Ø200 mm
Bore
Ø28 – Ø125 mm
Rod
up to 5,000 mm
Stroke
COMPONENTS
Cylinder Front & Rear Covers
Heads and end caps for service, repair and custom cylinder builds.
COMPONENTS
Mounting Equipment
Clevises, rod eyes, flanges, feet and trunnions matched to the cylinder.
COMPONENTS
Hydraulic Blocks
Manifold blocks for compact, serviceable hydraulic circuits.
Standard Series at a Glance
Common specification of the FDH, KHS, THS and tie-rod series.
| Parameter | Standard series |
|---|---|
| Cylinder tube | Honed St52 (E355) seamless steel tube |
| Piston rod | Ck45 (C45) steel, hard chrome plated ≥ 20 µm, f7 tolerance |
| Working / test pressure | 160 bar (2,320 psi) / 240 bar (3,480 psi); 250 bar (3,625 psi) option |
| Bore / rod range | Ø40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125, 160, 200 mm / Ø28 – Ø125 mm |
| Stroke | Standard 100 – 500 mm, up to 5,000 mm |
| Speed | up to 0.5 m/s (standard seals) |
| Temperature | −20 °C to +80 °C; −30 °C to +200 °C with special seals |
| Mountings | Foot, rear clevis, front/rear flange, front/rear trunnion, rod eye |
These values describe the catalogue series. Higher pressures, larger bores, longer strokes, stainless rods or other seal compounds are quoted as custom builds. For force at a given pressure, use our free hydraulic cylinder force calculator.
Hydraulic Cylinder Types We Manufacture
Choosing the construction that suits your machine.
| Type | How it is built | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Tie-rod | Heads clamped to the tube by external steel tie-rods; easy to dismantle and reseal | Industrial machines, presses, automation; easy field service |
| Welded body | End cap welded to the tube, head threaded or bolted; no tie-rods | Mobile and agricultural machines where space and weight are limited |
| Heavy-duty (mill type) | Bolted flanged heads, thick-walled tube | Shock loads, steel mills, mining and continuous heavy service |
| Telescopic | Two or more nested stages extending in sequence | Tippers, lifts and platforms needing long stroke from a short body |
| Double rod / tandem | Rod through both heads, or two pistons in line | Equal speed both ways, synchronised motion or more force from a small bore |
The welded vs tie-rod comparison explains the trade-offs in more detail.
Push Force at 160 bar (2,320 psi)
Quick reference for sizing the bore.
| Bore | kN | metric tons | lbf |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ø40 mm (1.57 in) | 20.1 | 2.1 | 4,520 |
| Ø50 mm (1.97 in) | 31.4 | 3.2 | 7,063 |
| Ø63 mm (2.48 in) | 49.9 | 5.1 | 11,213 |
| Ø80 mm (3.15 in) | 80.4 | 8.2 | 18,080 |
| Ø100 mm (3.94 in) | 125.7 | 12.8 | 28,250 |
| Ø125 mm (4.92 in) | 196.3 | 20.0 | 44,141 |
| Ø160 mm (6.30 in) | 321.7 | 32.8 | 72,321 |
| Ø200 mm (7.87 in) | 502.7 | 51.3 | 113,001 |
Values are theoretical (F = P × A). Allow 20–30 % margin for friction and dynamic loads, and remember that pull force is lower because the rod area is subtracted.
Why Machine Builders Work With Fenitsa
Made in-house, end to end
Casting, moulding, CNC machining, painting, assembly and testing take place in one plant, so dimensions and lead times do not depend on a chain of subcontractors.
Nearly five decades of cylinders
Hydraulic cylinder production since 1979 and serial production since 1985 — the experience behind every drawing we release.
Engineering, not just machining
CAD/CAM design since 1996. Our engineers check bore, rod buckling and mounting loads before a drawing is released for production.
Documented quality
Quality management system certified since 2008. Each cylinder is pressure tested; test and material records can be supplied with the shipment.
Standard and special from one source
Catalogue series for fast supply and custom cylinders for the positions where a standard part will not fit — on the same quotation.
Direct contact with the factory
You talk to the people who build your cylinder: quotations, drawings and delivery dates come straight from the plant.
How a Fenitsa Cylinder Is Made
From raw tube to tested cylinder.
- 1
Drawing review
Your requirements are converted into a production drawing: bore, rod, stroke, mountings, ports, cushioning and seal package.
- 2
Tube and rod preparation
Honed St52 tube and hard-chrome-plated Ck45 rod (≥ 20 µm, f7) are cut and machined to the drawing length.
- 3
Machining
Heads, pistons, caps and mounting parts are machined on CNC turning and machining centres, with robotic cells on repeat parts.
- 4
Assembly
Seals are fitted in a clean area; tie-rods are torqued or the body is welded according to the series.
- 5
Pressure and leakage test
Each cylinder is cycled and held at test pressure (240 bar for the 160 bar series) to check internal and external leakage.
- 6
Painting and dispatch
Primer and top coat, ports plugged, and the cylinder is packed for road, sea or air freight.
Photos of each step are on our production page.
Industries We Supply
Cylinders sized for the load, duty cycle and environment of each application.
Press machines
Press cylinders with large bores and rigid flange mounting for forming, baling and compacting.
Injection moulding
Clamping and ejector cylinders with low-friction seals for fast, repeatable cycles.
Mining and heavy equipment
Heavy-duty cylinders with thick-walled tubes and rod protection for abrasive dust.
Marine and offshore
Marine cylinders with paint systems and seals selected for humid, salty environments.
Dam gates and water
Long-stroke gate cylinders designed for slow, controlled movement and long idle periods.
Agriculture and construction
Agricultural and excavator cylinders for mobile machines exposed to shock loads.
How Ordering Works
Typical path from enquiry to series supply.
- 1
Send your requirements
Bore, rod, stroke, pressure, mountings and quantity — or a drawing or photo of the cylinder you use today.
- 2
Technical offer
We confirm the design, point out risks such as rod buckling, and quote price and lead time.
- 3
Drawing approval
You approve the production drawing. For new designs we recommend a first-article or sample order.
- 4
Production and testing
Cylinders are built, pressure tested and documented.
- 5
Delivery
Packed for export and shipped on the Incoterm agreed with your purchasing team; repeat orders follow the approved drawing.
Not sure which cylinder you need? Our guide to how hydraulic cylinders work and the double-acting / single-acting comparisons are a good starting point.
Comparing Manufacturers?
See our neutral guide to the top hydraulic cylinder manufacturers worldwide and in Türkiye, and the checklist for sourcing from Turkey.
Hydraulic Cylinder Manufacturer – FAQ
Is Fenitsa a manufacturer or a trading company?
A manufacturer. Parts are cast, moulded and machined on our CNC and robotic lines, and every cylinder is assembled, painted and pressure tested at our plant in Konya Organised Industrial Zone, Türkiye. We have been making hydraulic cylinders since 1979.
Which hydraulic cylinder types do you make?
Tie-rod, welded body and heavy-duty mill-type cylinders (FDH, KHS, THS series), telescopic cylinders and special tie-rod designs with double rod, tandem or adjustable stroke, plus covers, mounting parts and hydraulic blocks. See the hydraulic cylinder range.
Do you supply OEMs in series?
Yes. We supply machine builders who order the same cylinder repeatedly. Series orders are produced to an approved drawing, so every batch has the same dimensions, seal package and test record.
Can you build a cylinder that is not in the catalogue?
Yes — special bores, strokes, mountings, port positions and seal materials are routine for us. The process is described on our custom hydraulic cylinders page.
What information do you need for a quotation?
Bore, rod diameter, stroke, working pressure, mounting style at both ends, quantity and the application. A drawing or photo of an existing cylinder speeds things up considerably.
Do you export?
Yes. Fenitsa ships to customers in Europe and the Middle East, including Germany, France, Spain, Iraq and Saudi Arabia. Our guide to sourcing from Turkey covers logistics and documentation.
Request a Hydraulic Cylinder Quote
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