Series MIW is a slider guide cylinder, with two sequentially operating fingers. The sequential operation uses a mechanically interlocking cam mechanism in addition to control of air passage to the pistons for reliable separation of work pieces. Separation of the piston and fingers allows easy replacement of fingers for maintenance. Three different finger variations make it possible to freely
Series MIW is a slider guide cylinder, with two sequentially operating fingers. The sequential operation uses a mechanically interlocking cam mechanism in addition to control of air passage to the pistons for reliable separation of work pieces. Separation of the piston and fingers allows easy replacement of fingers for maintenance. Three different finger variations make it possible to freely
Series MIW is a slider guide cylinder, with two sequentially operating fingers. The sequential operation uses a mechanically interlocking cam mechanism in addition to control of air passage to the pistons for reliable separation of work pieces. Separation of the piston and fingers allows easy replacement of fingers for maintenance. Three different finger variations make it possible to freely
Series MIW is a slider guide cylinder, with two sequentially operating fingers. The sequential operation uses a mechanically interlocking cam mechanism in addition to control of air passage to the pistons for reliable separation of work pieces. Separation of the piston and fingers allows easy replacement of fingers for maintenance. Three different finger variations make it possible to freely
Series MIW is a slider guide cylinder, with two sequentially operating fingers. The sequential operation uses a mechanically interlocking cam mechanism in addition to control of air passage to the pistons for reliable separation of work pieces. Separation of the piston and fingers allows easy replacement of fingers for maintenance. Three different finger variations make it possible to freely
Series MIW is a slider guide cylinder, with two sequentially operating fingers. The sequential operation uses a mechanically interlocking cam mechanism in addition to control of air passage to the pistons for reliable separation of work pieces. Separation of the piston and fingers allows easy replacement of fingers for maintenance. Three different finger variations make it possible to freely
Series MIW is a slider guide cylinder, with two sequentially operating fingers. The sequential operation uses a mechanically interlocking cam mechanism in addition to control of air passage to the pistons for reliable separation of work pieces. Separation of the piston and fingers allows easy replacement of fingers for maintenance. Three different finger variations make it possible to
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This is a legacy product. Please contact us for the latest version.sales@ocaire.com
This is a legacy product. Please contact us for the latest version.sales@ocaire.com
This is a legacy product. Please contact us for the latest version.sales@ocaire.com
This is a legacy product. Please contact us for the latest version.sales@ocaire.com
This is a legacy product. Please contact us for the latest version.sales@ocaire.com
This is a legacy product. Please contact us for the latest version.sales@ocaire.com
This is a legacy product. Please contact us for the latest version.sales@ocaire.com
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Please contact us for the latest version.sales@ocaire.com MHF2 GRIPPERS. CYLINDER. ACTUATOR. 12MM MHF2DBL-ACT AUTO-SW. 1.00174 lb. FE.
20MM MHF2 DBL-ACT AUTO-SW, 1.94321 lb
12MM MHF2 DBL-ACT AUTO-SW, 0.5291 lb
MHF2 1 Auto Switch Series MHF2 Series MHF2 Auto Switch Installation Example and Mounting Position Various auto switch applications are possible through different combinations of auto switch quantities and detecting positions. 1) Detection when Gripping Exterior of Workpiece Various auto switch applications are possible through different combinations of auto switch quantities and detecting positions