Pneumatic cylinder FAE series
pistonmagnetic pistondouble-rod

pneumatic cylinder
pneumatic cylinder
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Characteristics

Type
pneumatic
Technology
piston, magnetic piston, double-rod, cylinder
Configuration
double-acting
Material
stainless steel, anodized aluminum
Norms
ISO 6432, CETOP
Other characteristics
standard, wide, corrosion-resistant
Stroke

500 mm, 1,000 mm
(19.685 in, 39.37 in)

Bore

Min.: 12 mm
(0.47 in)

Max.: 40 mm
(1.57 in)

Pressure

150 psi

Description

Reliable Actuators Designed for ISO 6432 Dimensional Compliance FAE Series single and double rod cylinders are built to ISO 6432 dimensions. The family is available with bore diameters of 12 to 40 millimeters, and maximum strokes are as high as 1,000 millimeters for single rod and 500 millimeters for double rod units. Designed for long life, cylinders with bore diameters up to 25 millimeters are made from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, and larger-bore units offer anodized aluminum construction. Each cylinder comes standard with an aluminum alloy magnetic piston, mounting nut and machined male rod thread with jam nut. Key Specifications Features • Magnetic piston standard in all sizes • Single and double-rod versions • ISO 6432 dimensional interchange • CETOP RP52P compliance • Machined male rod thread with jam nut standard on all sizes • Anodized aluminum end covers • Wide range of models for many applications • Mounting nut on all sizes Technical Advantages • An aluminum alloy magnetic piston and machined male rod thread with jam nut are standard features. • The standard annular piston magnet is permanently bonded into the grooved piston for reliability. The polarized permanent magnet, made of rubber bonded barium ferrite, is very stable and unaffected by shock. Under normal use it will remain magnetized indefinitely.

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