Cartesian linear gantry module Type 35
pneumatic

Cartesian linear gantry module
Cartesian linear gantry module
Cartesian linear gantry module
Cartesian linear gantry module
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Characteristics

Type
Cartesian, pneumatic

Description

Drived by pneumatic cylinder (ISO or rodless) Guided by rolling guides Adjustable mechanical stops Hydraulic shock absorbers Inductive sensors Flow limitation Options : Intermediate position(s) on 357 with through-travel More than a rodless guided cylinder With their self-supporting aluminum beam and being equipped with mechanical end-of-stroke stops, hydraulic shock absorbers, inductive sensors and flow limiters, these gantries are more than a cylinder without guided rod, they are real handling axes ready to install and wired. They are intended for the transfer of loads from 3 to 50 kg over strokes up to 1500 mm. Pneumatic Cartesian manipulators The mobile carriage, drived by a rodless cylinder (or a rod cylinder in short stroke to be more economical) allows to carry a perpendicular axis to create cartesian manipulators with 2 or 3 axes, with manipulators Type 37. Optimized end of stroke adjustments The fine adjustment of the stroke is done by mechanical stops without any intervention on the hydraulic dampers and the inductive detectors: this saves time, guarantees the reliability of the adjustment and ensures an optimal lifetime of these components. Pneumatic gantry with intermediate positions with through-travel Model 357 has an intermediate position module that can be placed anywhere in the stroke. It can retract in the direction of movement, which avoids a retreat to continue the movement in the same direction. It guarantees the same positioning accuracy as the end stops. It is possible to use several on the same gantry to create a pneumatic multi-position axis.
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