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By socket, do you mean plugs? If so, Parker Fittings or hose catalogs. Parker.com fIEROWISEGUY

Don't forget to include the mass of the moving oil, too. fIEROWISEGUY

Scotland? That explains the accent. Tom Duke's Email is TOM@POLYSEAL.COM fIEROWISEGUY

Is there any reason not to consider a valve type flow divider? "FIEROWISEGUY"

That's what I said; landing arresting gear; not catapult. Multiplying the velocity of the mass using pulleys and the cable is the same thing in reverse of this. You would have a shorter cylinder stroke and slower cylinder speed, while multiplying the velocity of your load. Another thought...

All are great answers. But I would also add; An engineer should look to avoid the need for metering oil in a circuit, by properly sizing all equipment. If you have flow controls, where does the excess oil go? In a fixed displacement pump circuit, it goes over the relief valve. I cringe when I...

Hydromech is right in if this were something you were doing on a production design and to be used repeatedly. I suspect however, this might be something like a "Pumpkin Chuckin" machine? Good old "F=M*A" is where you start. Figure out the required force to accelerate your mass. And not just the...