The parts that turn a pump and a ram into a circuit. Manifolds to split one supply across several cylinders, load control blocks with a needle valve per corner so you can level a load and hold it, 1,000 bar gauges that read 700 bar in the accurate middle of the scale rather than at the stop, and the ISO 46 oil these pumps are built around.

A few rules worth knowing. A plain splitter sends oil to the easiest path first, so identical rams on an uneven load will not rise together – if the corners are unequal you need needle valves. A gauge only tells the truth about the point it is plumbed into, so if the number matters, read it at the cylinder. And every unused manifold port needs a proper high pressure plug, not a fitting out of the drawer.

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