AirTAC B05-MAL40X600S Robotic Arm Dedicated Cylinder Specifications
- Model: B05-MAL40X600S
- Type: ISO15552 compliant double-acting cylinder
- Bore size: 40mm (1-9/16")
- Stroke: 600mm (23.62") ±0.8mm tolerance
- Operating pressure: 0.05-1.0 MPa (7-145 PSI)
- Cushioning: Adjustable air cushion (both ends)
- Port size: G3/8 (M14×1.5 thread optional)
- Piston speed: 50-800 mm/s (lubricated)
- Ambient temperature: -20℃ to 80℃
- Mounting: AX series standard (ISO 15552 MF1/MF2 compatible)
- Rod material: Hard chrome-plated SUS304
- Tube material: Anodized aluminum alloy
- Seal type: NBR + PU combination seals
- Weight: 5.8 kg (12.79 lbs) ±3%
- Dimensions (L×W×H): 650×72×72mm (25.59"×2.83"×2.83")
- Repeat accuracy: ±0.5mm
- IP rating: IP67 (with optional wiper seal)
High-precision robotic cylinder engineered for 6-axis articulated arm applications. Features integrated mounting grooves for robotic flange adapters and optimized weight distribution for dynamic movements. Includes built-in magnet slots for SS-01 series magnetic sensors (not included). Requires ISO VG32 hydraulic oil mist lubrication at 1-2 drops/m³.
- Articulated robot end-effector actuation
- Automotive welding robot positioning
- CNC machine tool changer mechanisms
- Palletizing robot Z-axis lifting
- Precision assembly of electronic components
| Property | Property Value |
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| sku | B05-MAL40X600S |
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