Hydraulic cylinder KK105/4/1284
telescopicsingle-actingindustrial

hydraulic cylinder
hydraulic cylinder
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Characteristics

Type
hydraulic
Technology
telescopic
Configuration
single-acting
Applications
industrial
Other characteristics
step
Stroke

1,284 mm
(50.551 in)

Pressure

180 bar
(2,610.7 psi)

Description

• The normal application of telescopic cylinder is to lift up tipping bodies, loaded with different materials, and consequently discharge this material whilst the cylinder is extended all along its stroke. • The body weight plus the max payload are the max tipping weight that can be raised by the cylinder. This value, calculated at the max pressure, is a rough indication of thetipping power of the cylinder and must be used as a first criteria for the selection of the cylinder. The real tipping mass can only be calculated by the design engineer of the dump truck, and must take into account the geometry of the dump body and operating conditions. Never exceed the maximum thrust. • Never exceed maximum pressure. • The cylinder has been designed for loads along the longitudinal axis: the cylinder is a lifting device only and may not be used as structural member or be subject to side load. • Chrome coating type CRL (minimum thickness: 5 μm) on telescopic stages. • H.S.PENTA warranty does not apply to any kind of corrosion of coated or non-coated parts. See terms of warranty. • Maximum extension speed less than 0.2 m/s. • Hydraulic oil temperature admitted between -40°C and +100°C. • In case the cylinders must be stored, do not remove the package. Store them in a dry place, not exposed to rain. Do not store the cylinders for more than 6 (six) months. • Further specifications see mounting instructions, hydraulic oil specification sheet, user & maintenance manual.

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