Pneumatic Cylinder
A pneumatic cylinder is a pneumatics part that converts air pressure into linear force.
Connections
Air
Air pressure connectors are at either end of the cylinder and are threaded for either a 1/4” or 1/8” NPT connector.
Load
The static end of the cylinder has a mounting hole at the end which can be used with a supplied bracket. The rod end of the cylinder is a threaded end, where a clevis can be added.
Terms
- Stroke - Refers to the difference between the extended and retracted pin-to-pin distances.
- Bore - The diameter of the internal chamber of the cylinder.
- Clevis - A connect that can be attached to the end of a rod to mount it to a surface or other object.
Current Product Info
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Suppliers
Models
- Parker: 1.5DPSR8.00 (1.5” x 8” cylinder) with L071310300 (Pivot bracket) and L071300400 (Clevis)
- Bimba: # Custom cylinder