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Tooling Industry -
Ram power has the ability to design and manufacture along side its existing 'Workholding' range special hollow rams, clamping rams, threaded body cylinders and block cylinders from quantities to one to one hundred. Whether you require a complete hydraulic toll or just the actuator, we can engineer a solution to your specific requirements.

Power Units - Ram Power has the ability to design and manufacture power units to suit individual requirements. We have the technical expertise to meet and solve unusual hydraulic fluid power problems. All units follow a strict quality procedure from design through to function testing and commissioning. Full after sales support is given to ensure customer satisfaction.

Mobile - Ram Power can custom design cylinders for heavy duty vehicle applications, generally with integral cartridge valve and feed tubes.

Handling - Sissor lift and dock leveller manufacturers have traditionally been some of our biggest accounts. We also have considerable experience with shock absorbers and tensioning devices for conveyor systems.
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HeadLine:Ram Power Ltd can now offer custom designed Servo-Cylinders to suit most individual requirements. Recent Servo-Cylinders have been designed to work as fatigue test actuators.

Description:Ram Power Ltd can now offer custom designed Servo-Cylinders to suit most individual requirements. Recent Servo-Cylinders have been designed to work as fatigue test actuators.
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HeadLine:Ram Power Ltd can also offer their customers the option of Positive Locking on their custom designed actuators.

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Ram Power Ltd can also offer their customers the option of Positive Locking on their custom designed actuators.
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