AirTAC B04-SCD100X200S Construction Machinery Cylinder Specifications
- Model: B04-SCD100X200S
- Series: B04-SCD (Construction Machinery Special)
- Bore size: 100mm
- Stroke: 200mm
- Operating pressure: 0.1-1.0 MPa
- Operating temperature: -20℃ to 80℃
- Port size: G3/8 (ISO228/1 standard)
- Cushioning: Adjustable pneumatic cushion (both ends)
- Piston material: High-grade aluminum alloy with hard anodizing
- Rod material: Chrome-plated carbon steel (Cr: 5-8μm)
- Seal material: NBR + PU combination seals
- Mounting type: Standard AF/FF series foot mounting
- Weight: 5.8kg ±2% (without accessories)
- Dimensions: 312mm(L) × 128mm(W) × 128mm(H)
- Rod thread: M20×1.5 external thread
- Protection rating: IP65 (dust-proof & water jet resistant)
- Lubrication: Pre-lubricated (Recommend using ISO VG32 hydraulic oil)
Heavy-duty double-acting cylinder specifically engineered for construction equipment applications. Features reinforced rod bearing and triple-seal protection system (wiper seal + rod seal + buffer seal) for enhanced durability in high-vibration environments. The anti-corrosion piston rod coating withstands 500hr salt spray test.
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- Road roller vibration controls
| Property | Property Value |
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| sku | B04-SCD100X200S |
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.





