In the stem of the chair.
Hydraulic oil.
The barber chair as known today was invented around 1895. The first hydraulic chair was developed by the Koken company.
To add hydraulic fluid to a Koken barber chair, locate the hydraulic pump, usually found under the seat or beneath the chair base. There should be a fill port or plug that can be removed; use a suitable hydraulic fluid to fill it to the recommended level. Always refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific instructions and fluid type to ensure proper maintenance and functionality.
Paidar barber chairs typically use a hydraulic fluid that is non-toxic and compatible with the hydraulic systems employed in their construction. Commonly, a mineral oil-based hydraulic fluid or a specific hydraulic oil recommended by the manufacturer is used. It's essential to refer to the chair's manual or manufacturer's specifications for the exact type and viscosity of hydraulic fluid required for optimal performance.
When one presses the pump pad, the chair goes up on its own on a hydraulic barber chair. There is also a mechanism that will make the barber chair go down.
To add hydraulic oil to an old Belmont barber chair, locate the nut on the base of the chair down by the foot area. Remove the nut and add the oil by using a small funnel. A Belmont barber chair must not be laid on its side for transporting because the oil will leak out.
When you pump up the client by pressing down on the hydraulic base of the chair, the client goes up
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The value range for a Koken double round porcelain and nickel hydraulic pump barber chair that is full restored is at least $100.
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Electric Powered Hydraulic Pumps, Oil Tank Capacity 8 Liters, Automation Grade.