
Marine and ship cranes
Deck cranes, slewing cylinders and rotary actuators.

ILASAMAJA, LAGOS · CAC BN 2649801
Seals, seal kits, O-rings and cylinders in our Ilasamaja store, and hands-on repair of hydraulic and pneumatic systems for cranes, forklifts, excavators, port and marine equipment.
Six kinds of job, in our workshop or on site. As you scroll, the rod strokes out and opens each one.
JOB 01
Leaking, drifting or damaged cylinders stripped down, inspected and resealed with the right kit, including telescopic and heavy cylinders.

JOB 02
Air cylinders that leak, stick or lose force, resealed with pneumatic seals or replaced.

JOB 03
Heavy duty floor jacks and air-hydraulic jacks that will not lift or will not hold.

JOB 04
Hydraulic power packs, pumps, valve banks and lines, in the workshop or on site on vessels and plant.

JOB 05
Lift, tilt and steering hydraulics on pallet trucks and forklifts for warehouses and factories.

JOB 06
Rams and cylinders on industrial presses and other factory machines.

Seals, parts and cylinder work for the machines that run Lagos ports, sites and factories.

Deck cranes, slewing cylinders and rotary actuators.

Port container handlers.

Boom, arm and bucket cylinders.

Rough-terrain and truck cranes.

Lift, tilt and steering hydraulics.

Drilling and piling rig hydraulics.

Blade lift and tilt cylinders.

Outriggers and boom cylinders.
Oil seals, U-cups, O-ring kits, vee packing, pump parts and cylinders. Stock changes every day, so send a size or photo and we will confirm.





Four steps from the moment a machine stops to the moment it goes back to work.
WhatsApp a photo or short video of the part, the leak or the fault, with the machine name.
We match the seal or part from stock, or tell you what the repair needs.
Collect the part in Ilasamaja, or we do the repair in the workshop or on site.
The machine goes back to work. Save our number for the next one.
Real photos from port, vessel and site jobs. Drag the strip to look through them.







A clear photo of the old seal, the part number or a short video of the leak is enough to start. Tell us the machine and where it is.