- Premium accumulators engineered for forklifts and reach stackers deliver leak-resistant performance in extreme conditions, with OEM-compatible designs for CAT, Hyster, and Kalmar equipment.
- Choose from nitrogen-charged hydraulic accumulators, bladder models, and piston-type units – all rigorously tested to reduce pump wear by 40% (DOE Hydraulic Studies).
- Corrosion-resistant builds and compact configurations optimize space-constrained installations while meeting ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code standards.
- Global shipments in 72hrs with technical support for system retrofits or emergency replacements.
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Accumulators are essential components in forklift and reach stacker hydraulic systems, acting as energy storage devices to maintain consistent pressure and absorb shocks. At [ZHENKE], we specialize in durable, high-performance solutions tailored for material handling equipment.
Core Advantages
- Precision Engineering: ISO 9001-certified units compatible with Kalmar, SANY, and Konecranes systems.
- Lifespan Extension: Reduces pump/valve stress by stabilizing pressure fluctuations – up to 30% lower maintenance costs.
- Multi-Configuration Options: Bladder/piston/diaphragm models (0.1L-50L) with 5,000 PSI ratings.
- Safety Compliance: CE/PED-certified with integrated pressure relief valves.
Operational Solutions
- Container Handling: Nitrogen-charged bladder accumulators for Konecranes reach stackers achieve 50ms response times.
- Extreme Environments: High-temp variants (250°F) for foundries; -40°F models for Ottawa cold-storage forklifts.
- Oil Resistance: Polyurethane seals prevent degradation in Deutz hydraulic systems.
Value-Added Services
- Free sizing calculations and pre-charge optimization via our engineering team
- 95% recyclable construction with rebuild kits extending service life by 2-3 cycles
- Real-time compatibility checks using interactive equipment matrices
Complies with U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards for hydraulic safety (29 CFR 1910.178) and NIOSH energy storage guidelines.