Eight industries. One honest answer about what we can supply.
We supply hydraulic valves, fittings and hose pipes. These are the sectors whose machines we know well enough to be useful on. Pick yours to see where our products sit, what actually fails in those circuits, and the standards each one specifies against.
And if it is not something we supply, we will tell you.
A person reads every enquiry. If your requirement sits inside valves, fittings or hose pipes, we would like to take it on and we will tell you exactly what we can hold and what we cannot. If it sits outside, you hear that up front rather than three weeks into a quote, and where we can we will point you toward a better route. A straight answer either way, within one business day.
Where our valves, fittings and hose pipes actually go.
Each page maps our product families to real circuits on real machines, names the failure modes that end assemblies early, and lists the standards that industry specifies against.
Construction & Earthmoving
Excavators, backhoe loaders, tippers and attachments. Abrasion and impulse decide hose life here.
View this industry →Agriculture & Farm Equipment
Tractors, loaders, harvesters and implements. Coupler families and fluid compatibility are where orders go wrong.
View this industry →Industrial Manufacturing & Machinery
Presses, moulding machines and power packs. Cycle count and leak tolerance drive the specification.
View this industry →Material Handling & Warehouse Equipment
Forklifts, lift tables and dock equipment. Tight mast routing and zero leak tolerance indoors.
View this industry →Commercial Vehicles & Work Trucks
Tipper bodies, hook-lifts and tail-lifts. Six thread families can appear on a single build.
View this industry →Mining, Quarrying & Aggregates
Crushers, screens and breakers. Rock abrasion and impulse fatigue, not pressure, end most assemblies.
View this industry →Waste & Recycling Equipment
Refuse bodies, compactors and balers. Nothing else in a fleet cycles like a packer blade.
View this industry →Oilfield Services & Independent Operators
Power units, workover auxiliaries and service equipment. Scope limits stated plainly, up front.
View this industry →Not sure which of these you are? Send it anyway.
Describe the machine and the circuit, or send a drawing, a sample or a specification. If it is something we can supply well we will quote it. If it is not, we will say so and point you somewhere more useful where we can.