Wilson's technical services include:

• Custom construction of hydraulic and pneumatic valves, assemblies, and systems
• Electrical controls
• Custom manifold assemblies
• Filter carts
• Hydraulic equipment including pumps, parts, and power units

With our $150 million inventory of hydraulic and pneumatic supplies, Wilson has the tools and solutions you need, with exceptional customer service in a family-oriented atmosphere.

Wilson carries a deep inventory of pneumatic and hydraulic parts and supplies. We're your one-stop source for motion control products, systems solutions. Whatever components or designs you need for your business or project, Wilson has all the answers you're looking for.

We provide cost-effective motion control systems and products of the highest quality for all applications. Our experts and staff offer the best customer service and support, from ordering and design to delivery and implementation.

Family owned and operated since 1965, Wilson has expanded to six locations in Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Texarkana, Austin, and San Antonio. In addition to designing and installing fluid power systems and components, we've also offered education programs about hydraulic and pneumatic principles and system design.

Pneumatic Pumps, Valves, Parts, and Supplies

When your business needs a safe and effective power source, systems that use pneumatic parts may be the answer. Pneumatic tools use compressed air or gases to generate sufficient mechanical energy in several industrial implementations, including blow guns, air tools, and pick-and-place applications.

Pneumatic systems are ideal for situations that don't require the same force that hydraulic pumps and systems typically generate. Since they don't have a lot of complex moving parts or rely on electricity, pneumatic tools are safer and easier to maintain than electric sources of energy, and usually much less expensive.

Wilson offers a broad range of pneumatic equipment and supplies, including:

• Pneumatic pumps to take in and compress outside air
• Pneumatic cylinders for conduction of compressed air
• Pneumatic valves to manage airflow and prevent leakage
• Pneumatic actuators to trigger motion control
• Pneumatic seals and tubes to stop leakage of air
• Pneumatic fittings that give operators more control over the process

Hydraulic Motors, Pumps, Parts, and Supplies

When a project needs an energy source with more force or one that allows for better accuracy, many companies turn to hydraulic power. Hydraulics use pressurized liquids and fluids to generate and transfer energy, moving liquids through tubes, actuators, filters, and pressurizers to help move and activate automated components and mechanisms.

Hydraulic systems are frequently used in heavy construction applications. Hydraulic pumps are powered by large equipment like bulldozers, cranes, and diggers to pressurize incoming fluids, which in turn put arms, blades, and lifting devices in motion. Industrial companies also use hydraulic power to operate robotic arms, lathes, and presses.

Wilson carries a complete lineup of hydraulic equipment, including:

• Hydraulic valves and control cables to regulate flow
• Hydraulic motors to convert pressure to motion
• Hydraulic pumps to convert power to hydrostatic energy
• Hydraulic couplings to send out mechanical power
• Hydraulic hoses to carry fluid and substances, including air hoses, chemical hoses, concrete hoses, flexible metal hoses, and hose crimping machines
• Hydraulic filters and filtration systems to remove dirt and debris
• Hydraulic fluid controls to monitor liquid flow, including flow dividers, meters, and analytical equipment
• Hydraulic cylinders to guide unidirectional force
• Hydraulic fittings and adapters to retrofit hoses, tubes, and pumps
• Hydraulic accumulators to combine fluids with gas

Technical Training Programs

Wilson's services go beyond supplying and installing equipment. We offer hands-on training courses in hydraulic technology and pneumatic operations, in which classmates build, adjust, inspect and analyze energy circuits from schematic designs. Students with technical backgrounds or basic aptitude learn all about the maintenance and operation of heavy industrial equipment through textbooks and laboratory work.

Our technical training programs are currently on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To be alerted when our training programs resume, contact us for more information on course availability and enrollment dates.

• Oil & gas: Car washes, special machinery, transportation fittings, mobile hydraulics
• Agriculture: Powering tractors, sprayers, combine harvesters, seeders, and track loaders
• Industrial & construction: Moving bulldozers and other heavy equipment, digging sewer trenches, using backhoes for loading dump trucks, powering excavators, pressing, directing underground drills, and more
• Marine: Powering capstans, ramps, elevators, ship stabilization systems, steering, passenger and cargo lifts, automation, pressure cleaning, and maintenance
• Mining: Hydraulic mining systems including lifters, excavators, and rock movers, as well as pneumatic power for drills, wrenches, loaders, and mining equipment
• Hydroelectric equipment: Turbines for converting water to energy, and other hydraulic system components
• Government defense & security: Hydraulic lifting of jets for construction, integrated systems for intrusion detection, power for unmanned vehicles, fluid purification, and more
• Transportation: Moving natural resources, hydraulic systems for aircraft, spike drivers and ballast regulators for railroad companies, pneumatic couplers for rail cars and vehicles, and more

These are just a few examples of industries that use hydraulics and pneumatics for common operations — the possibilities are endless.