Efficient, Faster, & Safer hydraulic cylinder repair benches in Rhode Island

Keeping your equipment running in the Ocean State means benches that can take a beating and deliver precise results—day after day. Our hydraulic cylinder repair benches are engineered for high clamping forces, hands-free rotation, and integrated torque and rod extraction so your techs work faster and safer. Add on-board pressure/leak testing to verify OEM specs before the cylinder leaves your shop, plus modular fixtures for everything from tie-rod to mill-duty designs. We build for the way Rhode Island shops actually work: compact footprints for tight bays, corrosion-resistant finishes for coastal environments, and plug-and-play accessories that shorten teardown and assembly time. Fewer bottlenecks. Better ergonomics. More uptime.

Rhode Island’s story starts with Roger Williams, who founded Providence in 1636 on the principles of religious liberty. The colony received its 1663 Royal Charter, which guaranteed unprecedented freedoms, and it was the first of the original colonies to renounce the Crown—declaring independence on May 4, 1776—yet the last to ratify the U.S. Constitution on May 29, 1790. In the 19th century, textile mills and jewelry manufacturing made the state an industrial powerhouse, while Newport’s Gilded Age mansions showcased extraordinary wealth. Today, the capital dome of the State House remains one of the world’s largest self-supported marble domes, and the state’s coastal identity shapes everything from shipbuilding to seafood. Learn more at the official state portal and in the comprehensive overview on Wikipedia.

Top 10 Rhode Island Attractions

1. The Breakers — Vanderbilt grandeur and cliff-top views, preserved by the Preservation Society of Newport County.

2. Newport Cliff Walk — A National Recreation Trail pairing ocean bluffs with mansion backyards.

3. Roger Williams Park Zoo — One of the nation’s oldest zoos, with conservation programs and family events.

4. RISD Museum — World art and design, from antiquities to contemporary works, steps from Brown University.

5. WaterFire Providence — Nighttime river braziers transform downtown with music, food, and public art.

6. Block Island — Beaches, lighthouses, and bikeable roads 13 miles offshore.

7. Beavertail State Park — Wind-swept headlands, prime fishing, and a classic lighthouse museum.

8. Fort Adams State Park — Tours of America’s great coastal fortress with bay-front recreation.

9. International Tennis Hall of Fame — Museum, grass courts, and the Hall of Fame Open each summer.

10. Narragansett Town Beach — A favorite surf and family strand with easy facilities and parking.

We serve all counties in Rhode Island:

As well as all major cities in Rhode Island, including:

Providence, Cranston, Warwick, Pawtucket, East Providence, Woonsocket, Cumberland, Coventry, North Providence, South Kingstown, West Warwick, Johnston, North Kingstown, Newport, Westerly, Central Falls, Lincoln, Bristol, Smithfield, Portsmouth, Barrington, Middletown, Tiverton, Burrillville, Narragansett, East Greenwich, North Smithfield, Newport East, Valley Falls, Warren, Scituate, Glocester, Greenville, Wakefield-Peacedale, Hopkinton, Cumberland Hill, Richmond, Charlestown, Kingston, West Greenwich, Exeter, Jamestown, Pascoag, Foster, Little Compton, Narragansett Pier, Hope Valley, Harrisville, Chepachet, New Shoreham, and more.