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The MGC guide cylinder is ideal for material handling applications involving stopping, lifting, and pushing. It combines the functions of a conventional linear cylinder, and a non-rotation device. Features include standard air cushions, grease nipple, and switch capability. Other features include, slide or ball bushing bearings, compact design, adjustable air cushion, and lightweight guided

The MGCM integrates a round body cylinder for its power source with external guide rods to isolate the load bearing from the movement of the actuator's rod and seals for a compact and light weight unit. The carbon steel alloy slide bearing provides lateral stability protecting it from side load impacts. It is designed with air cushions at the end of stroke for maximum kinetic energy absorption

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Please contact SMC in this case. 392 Guide Cylinder/Compact Type Series MGC JIS Symbol Specifications Standard Stroke Model (Bearing type) Bore size (mm) Standard stroke (mm) Long stroke (mm) 20 75, 100, 125, 150, 200 250, 300, 350, 400 25 350, 400, 450, 500 MGCM (Slide bearing) 32 350, 400, 450, 500, 600 75, 100, 125, 150, 200, 250, 300 350, 400, 450, 500, 600, 700, 800 MGCL (Ball bushing

Calculation: (Example) MLGCLB32-500-R-D (Ball bushing bearing / Basic, 32/500 st., with rear plate) Basic mass 4.54 (LB type) Additional mass with rear plate 0.47 Additional stroke mass 0.34/50 st Stroke 500 st Additional mass for long stroke 0.02 4.54 + 0.47 + 0.34 x 500/50 + 0.02 = 8.43 kg Holding Force of Pneumatic Locking (Max.

Doc. no. MGC*-OM0002C-2 PRODUCT NAME Guide Cylinder MODEL / Series / Product Number MGC Series Contents Safety Instructions 2 Product Features 4 1. How to Order 5 2. Model/Stroke 6 3. Specifications 6 4. Theoretical Output 6 5. Weight 7 6. Moving Parts Weight 7 7. Allowable Kinetic Energy by Air Cushion Mechanism 7 8. Design/Selection 8 9. Installations/Adjustment 9 10. Piping 11 11. Lubrication