AirTAC B04-SAID50X450 Construction Machinery ISO Cylinder Specifications
- Model: B04-SAID50X450
- Series: B04-SAID (Heavy-Duty Construction Series)
- Bore size: 50mm (ISO 6432 standard)
- Stroke: 450mm ±1.5mm
- Operating pressure: 0.05-1.2 MPa
- Temperature range: -20℃ to 80℃ (with frost-proof option available)
- Cushioning: Adjustable air cushion at both ends
- Mounting type: Basic foot mounting (ISO 15552 compliant)
- Port size: G3/8 (NPT1/2 optional)
- Piston rod thread: M20×1.5 (ISO 12240-1)
- Seal material: HNBR with wear-resistant ring
- Protection rating: IP67 (dust/water resistant)
- Weight: 2.8kg ±5% (without accessories)
- Dimensions:
- Extended length: 676mm (including rod)
- Retracted length: 226mm
- Body diameter: 62mm (max barrel OD)
- Mounting foot height: 20mm
Heavy-wall cylinder with reinforced rod guide for extreme construction environments. Features chromium-plated piston rod (25μm thickness) and anti-corrosion aluminum alloy barrel. The B04-SAID series incorporates a double lip rod seal design that reduces 30% friction compared to standard models, with optional magnetic piston for position sensing.
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| Property | Property Value |
|---|---|
| sku | B04-SAID50X450 |
Returns will be accepted for up to 15 days of Customer’s receipt or tracking number on Not used items. You, as a Customer, are obliged to inform us via email before you return the item, only in the case of:
- Received the wrong item.
- Item arrived not as expected (ie. damaged packaging).
- Item had defects.
- Over delivery time.
- The shipper does not allow the goods to be inspected before payment.
The returned product(s) must be in the original packaging, safety wrapped, undamaged and unworn. This means that the item(s) must be safely packed in a carton box for protection during transport, possibly the same carton used to ship to you as a customer.







