Hydraulic Swivel Joints
Hydraulic swivel joints, which are also referred to as rotary unions or rotating couplings, are mechanical devices utilized in hydraulic systems to facilitate the transfer of fluid between static and moving components. Their main purpose is to create a sealed connection between a stationary pipe and a rotating cylinder, thus ensuring the smooth passage of hydraulic fluid without causing any harm to the system.
Normally, hydraulic swivel joints are made up of two primary components: a fixed base and a revolving component that is fixed on a spindle or shaft. The base is linked to the stationary pipe, while the rotating element is attached to the rotating cylinder.
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