Block Cylinder

Description :

Block cylinders are widely used in work holding fixtures and other short stroke applications.

Advantages :

As compared to the tie rod construction cylinders, these cylinders are very compact, due to the integral construction.
These cylinders are versatile, i.e. they can be mounted in different ways.

Installation :

The cylinder can be mounted on the front side (rod side), rear side and side faces, as shown in the figures fig. 1, fig. 2, fig. 3.

Specifications :

Maximum operating pressure - 200 bar.

Notes:

For side mounting, positive stopper should be provided to reduce the load on the clamping bolts. (fig. 3)
For ordering the seal kit, add the prefix "S" to the part number.

Dimensional Details :

FORCE* (PUSH)	7.5 kN		19 kN		46.5 kN
FORCE* (PULL)	4.5 kN		11.5 kN		28 kN
ØBORE	25		40		63
A	45		62		95
B	65		85		120
C	50		63		90
d	16		25		40
E	30		40		65
F	39.5		48.5		65.5
H	12		15		20
J	M10×15 DEEP		M16×25 DEEP		M24×30 DEEP
K	11		11.5		15
M	22		27		39.5
N1	9		11		17
SW	13		20		32
PART NO.	2110100	2110200	2120100	2120200	2130100	2130200
STROKE±1	20	50	20	50	20	50
L	68	98	81	111	105	135
OIL VOLUME (PUSH)	10 cc	25 cc	25 cc	63 cc	63 cc	156 cc
OIL VOLUME (PULL)	6 cc	15 cc	15 cc	38 cc	37 cc	93 cc
WEIGHT	1.5 kg	2.3 kg	2.5 kg	3.5 kg	9.6 kg	12.3 kg

* Force is specified at 150 bar.

All dimensions are in mm. Overall dimension tolerance ± 0.5 mm.

Subject to change for improvement. (Revision - August 13).

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