Kimball Midwest Blog | Hydraulics (2)

Fluid Flow Tooling and Accessories

May 26, 2021 | by Kimball Midwest

So, you have a new hydraulics setup, which includes the hoses, a crimper and all the fittings you need to make hose assemblies. You’re good to go, right?

Tags: Products, Hydraulics, Fluid Flow

Hydraulics Products For You

May 19, 2021 | by Kimball Midwest

Getting the right hydraulic equipment for your shop is vital. Maintaining safety is paramount, and downtime can cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars per hour. So, we know you need the right parts and tools for the job.

Tags: Hydraulics, Fluid Flow

Getting Ready to Crimp? Make Sure You Have the Right Machine!

May 12, 2021 | by Kimball Midwest

Bringing your hydraulic hose making in house is a big decision – one that can save you a lot of money.

Tags: Hydraulics, Fluid Flow, mobile crimper, Crimper

The Basics of Hydraulic Hose Crimping

May 5, 2021 | by Kimball Midwest

Do you outsource your hydraulic hose assemblies? Depending on how often you need them, it can be more cost-efficient and convenient to crimp the hoses yourself. If the thought of crimping hoses makes you a bit nervous, fear not. We’ll explain what you need to make good hose assemblies and how to properly prepare them for crimping.

Tags: Hydraulics, How To, Hydraulics, Fluid Flow

The big machines are cool, but how do they work?

June 23, 2020 | by Kimball Midwest

You may look at water and wonder how it is one of the strongest forces in the world. You drink it. You swim in it, and it moves around you. And if you stomp hard in a rain puddle, you can displace nearly all of it. But in those scenarios, water has infinite space (except for drinking).

Tags: Hydraulics, How To, Hydraulics, Hydraulic Hose, machinery, How it Works

Stationary Hydraulic Systems: Maintenance and Safety

May 6, 2020 | by Kimball Midwest

Your stationary hydraulics system is critical equipment for your business operations. That’s why it’s important to make sure the equipment and components are functional and well-maintained, not only because it saves you time and money, but because it helps keep your employees safe. Maintaining your hydraulics equipment offers many benefits – some you probably have thought of, and others you haven’t.

Tags: Hydraulics, How To, Hydraulics, Hydraulic Systems, Hydraulic Hose, Quality Products, OSHA, Fluid Flow

Keeping Your Hydraulics Safe

December 5, 2019 | by Kimball Midwest

For those who have worked with hydraulics, it should go without saying how important safe operation is. With such high pressures and high fluid temperatures usually involved, any accident can be catastrophic.

Tags: Safety, Hydraulics, Hydraulic Systems, OSHA

Are You Maintaining Your Hydraulic System?

August 6, 2018 | by Kimball Midwest

The pure power generated by a hydraulic system is a wonderful thing, but it takes an intricate mixture of proper assembly, maintenance, and proper usage to enjoy its full potential.

Tags: How To, Hydraulics, Hydraulic Systems, Hydraulic Hose

It All Starts With the Hose

July 9, 2018 | by Kimball Midwest

Some people think that they can use any hose for any application. They are terribly mistaken and this leaves them open to serious risks to their safety.

Tags: Hydraulics, How To, Hydraulics, Hydraulic Systems, Tips

Save Your Hydraulic System with Preventative Maintenance

February 9, 2018 | by Kimball Midwest

Hydraulic systems and crimpers do very important, very high-risk work. Preventative maintenance on these items is crucial for safety and reduced chance of failure, which would lead to downtime. Don’t run the risk: Check out these tips to stay safe and save money.

Tags: Maintenance, Hydraulics, Prevention

Key Elements of a Hydraulic Hose Assembly

December 8, 2017 | by Kimball Midwest

Hydraulic hose assemblies are used in many applications, but no matter the job, they carry fluids under extreme pressure to provide power to operate equipment. From the truck on the highway to the rollercoaster ride at your favorite amusement park, hydraulics help safely operate, control, and power many types of equipment.

Tags: MRO, Hydraulics, Hydraulic Systems

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