Frequently Asked Questions

How do I measure for the right hydraulic cylinder repair kit?

Start with the cylinder or jack ID plate. Note the model, bore, and rod diameter, then confirm gland style and seal profile. A quick photo of the head and piston helps too. If you're replacing an SPX Power Team/Hytec set, include the kit code so we can match it precisely.

Do kits include O-rings and back-ups?

Generally yes. Most SPX Power Team/Hytec repair kits bundle the critical soft parts for common service points, including O-rings, back-ups, and wear items for head and piston interfaces.
Material mix varies for each particular hydraulic cylinder repair kit. If your application sees unusual temperatures or fluids, tell us up front so we can steer you to the correct elastomer set without over- or under-specifying.

What’s the average ship time?

Stock status on the product page reflects current availability, and our team confirms lead time at checkout or by phone. If your machine is down, ask about the fastest fulfillment path:
- Stocked hydraulic or seal repair kits: typically quickest to leave the dock
- Special orders: lead time depends on the manufacturer's queue
- Need help now: Contact us for real-time options and alternatives

Can I cross-reference part numbers from other suppliers of hydraulic cylinder repair kits?

Yes. Send any part numbers you have, plus the cylinder model, bore, and rod size. Photos of the old seals laid out next to a ruler go a long way. We’ll translate the data and confirm an SPX Power Team/Hytec equivalent so you're not guessing at fit.

Do you help with selection and documentation?

Broadly:
- Industrial cylinders and jacks are used in maintenance for lifting, pulling, and pressing
- Solutions for pull hydraulic cylinders, cartridge cylinders, and hydraulic jacks

These kits keep workflows moving with minimal downtime; they’re complete, service-oriented hydraulic cylinder repair kits that replace worn components quickly.