Hydraulic Parts

Providing Hydraulic Parts in Grafton

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darryl@graftonhyd.com.au

Mon - Fri: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Sunday: Closed

Public Holidays: Closed

Your Partner for Hydraulic Solutions

At Grafton Hydraulics, we understand the critical role that hydraulic systems play in industrial, commercial and domestic settings in Grafton and surrounds. We offer an extensive array of hydraulic parts and services, ensuring that your machinery operates at its best. Whether you're faced with a breakdown or looking to maintain your hydraulic equipment proactively, our comprehensive range of products, including hoses, oils, lubricants and industrial belts, are readily available.

Our aim is to provide you with swift, reliable solutions that minimise downtime. We stand ready to deliver the hydraulic parts in Grafton you need with speed and efficiency. If you need assistance or wish to discuss your hydraulic requirements, call us on (02) 6642 4401. We also provide mobile hydraulic repairs.

Huge Range Of Parts

On-Site Repairs

Competitive Prices

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How It Works

Our approach to supplying hydraulic parts is straightforward and efficient. Here's what we offer:

Quick Assessment: We can swiftly determine the parts you need for your hydraulic system.
Extensive Selection: Access our extensive inventory that includes a broad range of hydraulic essentials.
Speedy Sourcing: If the part you need isn't in stock, we're committed to finding and ordering it promptly.
On-Site Support: Our certified technicians can come directly to you for on-site repairs and parts replacement.
Professional Advice: Benefit from our team's expert guidance to ensure you select the parts that best suit your equipment.

At Grafton Hydraulics, we prioritise your time and productivity. With our dedicated service team, we strive to provide immediate and trustworthy solutions to your hydraulic challenges. Lean on us for expert guidance and the right parts, every single time.

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FAQ

Why do hydraulic components fail?

One of the most common reasons for hydraulic component failure is contamination. This occurs whenever a foreign object (i.e. dirt, air) gets through the seals. These foreign substances create problems that the system must overcome. When this happens, the system tends to work harder, until it eventually fails.
What oil should I use for my hydraulic machinery?

While there are plenty of oil options on the market today, it is best to use hydraulic oil specifically designed to work with the high-pressure and heat build-up that these systems create.
I have a long hydraulic hose that burst - what can I do?

You will need to replace the hose, so it’s best to talk to a hydraulic expert who can determine whether you have the right parts installed and then find a replacement.
How can I determine the fitting or port size and type for a hydraulic cylinder?

First, measure the diameter of the threads. Then look at the fitting, is it tapered (NPT) or straight (SAE, JIC, ORB)? Finally, check to see if it is angled or if it swivels. When you talk to an expert, you will be asked these questions. Equipped with this information, you can get help to find the right parts.
How do I measure a hose?

To find the length of the hose, measure from fitting to fitting. While looking at the fittings, make sure you check if they are tapered or straight, angled or swivelled. As for the diameter, measure from the inside of the opening (i.e. inside; side-to-side) using a ruler or measuring tape. If you need the outer diameter follow the instructions above, switching from the inside to the outside of the opening.