Cylinder Blocks Piston Shoes Valve Plates and Piston Rings

Not every repair needs a whole rotary group. Sometimes one shoe has picked up, or the valve plate is scored, or the piston rings have simply worn out and everything else measures good. These pages cover the parts we sell singly, what each one does, and how to judge whether replacing it on its own will actually fix the machine.

Piston Pump and Motor Wear Parts supplied by SEIMT Hydraulics

Series In This Category

Each page lists the frame sizes we machine and the parts available for that family.

  • Cylinder Blocks manufactured by SEIMT Hydraulics

    Cylinder Blocks

    Cylinder blocks for axial and bent axis piston pumps with sintered bronze running faces bonded and machined after sintering then lapped flat.

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  • Piston and Shoe Assemblies manufactured by SEIMT Hydraulics

    Piston and Shoe Assemblies

    Piston and shoe assemblies for axial piston pumps, swaged and checked for shoe clearance with hydrostatically balanced bronze shoe faces.

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  • Valve Plates and Swash Plates manufactured by SEIMT Hydraulics

    Valve Plates and Swash Plates

    Valve plates swash plates cradles retainer plates and ball guides for axial and bent axis piston pumps lapped and ground to the original drawing.

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  • Hydraulic Piston Rings manufactured by SEIMT Hydraulics

    Hydraulic Piston Rings

    Piston rings for A2F A2FO A2FM A6V A6VM A7V A7VO and A8VO bent axis pumps and motors, ground and gap checked by size group.

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Who This Category Suits and Where It Is Used

Typical Installations

  • Single part repairs where the rest of the group measures good
  • Rebuild shops holding fast moving parts in stock
  • Preventive replacement during a scheduled overhaul
  • Repairing damage traced to one failed component

Problems It Solves

  • One part has failed and a full rotary group is out of proportion
  • The bronze face on the last replacement block lifted in service
  • Cheap valve plates with the wrong timing notches made the pump noisy
  • Piston rings for an older size group are not offered locally

Why Buy This Category From Us

  • Every part machined to the drawing rather than copied from a worn sample
  • Running faces ground and lapped after heat treatment
  • Sets weight matched and clearance checked piece by piece
  • Advice on whether a single part repair will hold before you order

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it worth replacing only one part?
It is, if the rest of the group measures within limits. If several parts are worn, a matched set lasts much longer than a patched group.
Which part usually wears first?
On bent axis units it is normally the piston rings. On swash plate units it is normally the shoe faces and the block face.
Do you machine to a sample or a drawing?
To the drawing. Copying a worn sample carries the wear into the new part.
Are valve plates handed?
Yes. Tell us the rotation with the model code so we supply the correct hand.
How are parts packed?
Oiled and vacuum sealed so lapped and ground faces arrive without rust or marking.

Send Us the Model Code and We Will Quote

Tell us the model code stamped on the pump, the quantity and your delivery port. A quotation with lead time usually comes back within one working day.

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