Can be purchased separately from cylinders.Omit standard spring(s), cylinder stroke length is reduced.Greater than catalog maximum stroke lengths.Special geometry seals (Quad seal, energized, lip seal, etc.).Special compound seals (EPDM, Teflon coated, internally lubed, etc.).Non-standard port size (when standard part will accommodate).Special lubricants (silicone, FDA approved, water resistant, Krytox, etc.).Mark the customer's part number on the cylinder body.Customer logo applied to the cylinder body.Non-rotating, DXDE design (square rod on one end).Omit wrench flats where they do not currently exist.Non-standard male rod threads that fit on the standard existing rod diameter.Female threads on the standard existing rod diameter.Rod threads omitted where a standard NT option does not exist.Extra rod extension on one end only of a double rod end cylinder (-DXDE).Please contact your local distributor for information on pricing and delivery for these special options. Piston rod versions feature retractable pistons and elastic pneumatic cushioning which enable smoother movements of machinery.This table shows common modifications to our standard designs which have been provided to customers.Standard versions have infinite integration possibilities as they can be mounted on any moving machine part for assembly and clamping without the need for modifications.Pneumatic compact cylinders are available in two primary options: The compact size of these components makes them ideal for use in tight spaces and for small-bore and medium-duty applications. Pneumatic piston rod cylinders can be used in various industrial environments, including for factory automation, transportation and packaging machinery. What are pneumatic piston rod cylinders used for? In double-acting pneumatic piston rod cylinders, the air is forced in and out through two different ports. Spring mechanisms then pull the rod back in the other direction, creating the linear movement. Single-acting pneumatic piston rod cylinders have one port through which compressed air enters to push the piston rod in one direction. Their compact size and low weight range allow for shorter strokes than standard cylinders which make them suitable for positioning, clamping and ejecting smaller components. Pneumatic piston rod cylinders consist of pistons in enclosures that generate linear motion.

Double acting air cylinder