AirTAC B04-SID32X80 Construction Machinery ISO Cylinder Specifications
- Full model: B04-SID32X80
- Type: ISO 15552 compliant heavy-duty pneumatic cylinder
- Bore size: 32mm
- Stroke: 80mm (adjustable cushion)
- Standard: ISO 15552 (VDMA 24562)
- Operating pressure: 0.05-1.2 MPa
- Temperature range: -20℃ to 80℃
- Port size: G1/8 (NPT1/8 optional)
- Cushioning: Adjustable pneumatic cushion (both ends)
- Seal material: HNBR with wear-resistant band
- Mounting: ISO mounting pattern with detachable foot bracket
- Rod material: Hard chrome-plated carbon steel
- Weight: 0.92kg (without accessories)
- Dimensions: 144mm(L) × 50mm(W) × 50mm(H) (retracted state)
- Extended length: 224mm (retracted length + stroke)
- Protection rating: IP67 (wipers included)
- Lubrication: Pre-lubricated (non-replenishment design)
Heavy-wall cylinder body with reinforced end caps designed for construction equipment vibration. Features double-sealed rod gland and impact-resistant cushioning system. Includes magnetic piston for position sensing compatibility (sensor not included). Requires 5μm filtered compressed air with 1-10mg/m³ oil mist.
- Excavator bucket control mechanisms
- Concrete pump truck hydraulic assist systems
- Drilling rig clamping devices
- Mobile crane outrigger positioning
- Construction material handling automation
| Property | Property Value |
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| sku | B04-SID32X80 |
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.
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