Compact linear drives with or without guide: mechanically coupled cylinders with optimised mounting options for simple mounting and magnetically coupled cylinders for use as a pressure tight and zero leakage system
Rodless cylinders
Online design software
Use your parameters to select the appropriate cylinders and shock absorbers and then click to start the simulation of your pneumatic drive system.
P: Flexible cushioning, non-adjustable
PPV: Pneumatic cushioning, adjustable at both ends
YSR-C: Linear shock absorber, self-adjusting
YSRW: Progressive shock absorbers, adjustable
Rodless cylinders – larger stroke lengths possible on request
| Type | Diameter [mm] | Stroke | Cushioning | Sensing | Description | ||||
| Force [N] | [mm] | P | PPV | YSR-C | YSRW | A | |||
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Linear drive DGC |
8 … 63 30 … 1,870 |
1 … 5,000 | + | + | + | + | + |
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Linear drive DGP/DGPL |
18 … 80 153 … 3,016 |
10 … 3,000 | - | + | - | - | + |
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Linear drive SLG |
8 … 18 30 … 153 |
100 … 900 | + | - | + | - | + |
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Linear drive DGO |
12 … 40 68 … 754 |
10 … 4,000 | + | + | - | - | + |
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Linear drive unit SLM |
12 ... 40 68 ... 754 |
10 ... 1,500 | - | - | + | - | + |
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+ Standard, i.e. always available