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Rod End Type |
Bore(mm) |
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63 |
80 |
100 |
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Female |
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Specifications |
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| Action Style |
Double-acting Single-rod/Basic |
| Available Bores(mm) |
 20,25,32,40,50,63,80,100 |
| Mounting Style |
SD/LD/FA/FB |
| Rod End Type |
Female/Male |
| Norminal Pressure |
10MPa |
| Max. Allowable Pressure |
16MPa(Refer to the operating pressure range ) |
| Proof Test Pressure |
20MPa |
| Min. Working Pressure |
0.3MPa |
| Operating Speed Range |
8 to 100mm/s |
Operating Temperature
(Ambient Temperature and Oil Temperature) |
-10 to +70 ºC(But do not use when frozen) |
| Cushion Mechanism |
None |
| Working Fluid |
Petroleum-based fluid
(For other working oil, refer to the table of working oil adaptability.) |
| Thread Tolerance |
JIS 6H/6g |
| Stroke Tolerance |
0 to 0.8mm |
Note)
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Hydraulic pressure that is generated in cylinder dur to the inertia of load
shall be set at less than the maximum allowable pressure. |
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This cylinder is not equipped with an air bleeder. |
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Do not apply horizontal load (Eccentric load) to the piston rod. Please mounting
it with caution. |
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Stroke Fabrication Range |
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Bore
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Cylinder Stroke(mm) |
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| 63 |
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| Note1) |
: Standard manufacturing range |
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Allowable Fluid, Seal Material |
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Allowable Fluid |
| Petroleum-based Fluid |
Water-Glycol Fluid |
Phosphate-Ester Fluid |
Water in Oil Fluid |
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| 3:Fluoric rubber |
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| Note) |
The -marked items are applicable, while -marked items are inapplicable. |
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The -marked items are the recommended packing materials in case of giving the
first priority to abrasion resistance. |
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