Hydraulic system

A hydraulic system uses liquid — usually oil — to transmit force and power from one part to another. When you apply pressure to the fluid in a confined space, it creates a force that can move or lift heavy objects. This system involves components like a pump, which pressurizes the fluid, and pistons or cylinders that convert this pressure into mechanical motion. Hydraulic systems are common in machinery such as construction equipment, airplane controls, and brakes, offering precise control and the ability to handle substantial loads efficiently, with safety and reliability.