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Series CS2 air cylinder is a double acting, non-lube air cylinder. Aluminum die-cast is used for both the rod and head covers, which means a maximum weight reduction of approximately 50% *. This series is available in bore sizes 125mm, 140mm and 160mm with maximum strokes up to 1600mm *. Air cushions are standard on both ends. Other options include auto switches, rod boots, and Rc, NPT or

Series CS2 with environmental options is a double acting, single rod, non-lube air cylinder that is well suited for tougher applications.  Aluminum die-cast is used for both the rod and head covers, which means a maximum weight reduction of approximately 50% (basic 125mm bore, 100mm stroke).  This series is available in bore sizes 125mm, 140mm, and 160mm with maximum strokes up to 1600mm (dependings

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with split pin and flat washer -XC26 Maximum stroke Mounting bracket Basic, Head flange, Single clevis, Double clevis, Center trunnion Foot, Rod flange Double clevis pin and double knuckle pin made of stainless steel -XC27 Bore size Rod side trunnion mounted on the front of the rod cover -XC30 125 1000 or less 1600 or less 140 Made of stainless steel (With hard chrome plated piston rod) -XC68

seal Double clevis pin/Double knuckle pin -XC26 with split pin and flat washer Double clevis pin and double knuckle pin made of stainless steel -XC27 -XC30 -XC35 -XC39 -XC40 -XC50 Rod side trunnion mounted on the front of the rod cover With coil scraper Special trunnion bearing Clevis hole with bushing Knuckle fixed with nut Made of stainless steel (With hard chrome plated piston rod) -XC68

Doc. no.CS2*-OM0001M D PRODUCT NAME Air cylinder MODEL / Series / Product Number CS2*125320-** Contents 1. Safety Instructions P.2 2. Product specifications P.4 1) Specifications P.4 2) Max. stroke P.5 3) Max. usable stroke by the side load given to the cylinder P.6 4) The relation between cylinder size and max. stroke by the mounting style P.8 5) Theoretical output P.10 6) Kinetic energy