
The AirTAC Airtac PSBR Single Acting Square Head Compact Cylinder PSBR12X75SU is a single acting, push type (spring return) pen-size mini cylinder with direct front-cover mounting (M5×0.8 thread). A single air port drives the push stroke on a Ø12mm bore, 75mm stroke; the return spring resets the rod when air is released.
The AirTAC PSBR12X75SU is a single-acting push pen cylinder with a 75mm stroke. Air entering the M5x0.8 port extends the rod, while an internal spring retracts it on air loss for fail-safe retraction. It provides 42.9N of net push at 0.5MPa and 65.5N at 0.7MPa.
This 12mm bore model bolts directly to a fixture via its front-cover M5x0.8 thread, saving space in tight jigs. The SUS316L stainless barrel suits damp environments, and the U back cover provides a 90-degree side inlet. A fixed TPU bumper decelerates the rod at stroke ends. Plan for a safe working load of about 26N, which is roughly 60 percent of the 0.5MPa rating.
| Model | Airtac PSBR Single Acting Square Head Compact Cylinder PSBR12X75SU |
|---|---|
| Series | PSBR JIS pen-size front-mount cylinder |
| Bore size | Ø12 mm |
| Rod diameter | Ø5 mm |
| Stroke | 75 mm |
| Acting type | Single acting, push type (spring return) |
| Front-mount thread | M5×0.8 |
| Port size | M5×0.8 |
|---|---|
| Operating pressure | 0.2 – 0.7 MPa |
| Proof pressure | 1.2 MPa |
| Temperature | -20 to +70 °C |
| Speed range | 50 – 800 mm/s |
| Return | Return spring (push by air) |
| Max standard stroke | Up to 75 mm |
The spring holds the rod retracted; applying air pushes the rod out, and removing air lets the spring return it. Front cover carries the mounting thread (M5×0.8); barrel is SUS316L. Forces below are NET spring-deducted values. Confirm against the product label.
| Pressure | Net push force |
|---|---|
| 0.5 MPa | 42.9 N |
| 0.7 MPa (max) | 65.5 N |
These are usable push forces after the return spring is subtracted, from the AirTAC single-acting thrust table. Minimum operating pressure is set by the spring, so this model needs at least the lower pressure shown to move.
| PSBR | JIS pen-size front-mount single acting, push type (spring return) series. |
|---|---|
| 12 | Bore size in mm. |
| ×75 | Stroke length in mm. |
| S | Built-in magnet for magnetic-switch position sensing (omit = no magnet). |
| U / R | Back cover: U 90° side inlet or R axial inlet (bore-dependent). |
Mounting: direct front-cover thread (M5×0.8). Related PBR-family variants: PBR (double acting), PTBR (single-acting pull).
Extends 75mm to push a lightweight panel out of a fixture, relying on the spring to retract the rod safely when air drops.
Uses 42.9N of net push at 0.5MPa to kick small parts off a line, with the front M5x0.8 thread bolting directly to the frame.
Overcomes a light clamping force to release a part, using the 90-degree side inlet to keep plumbing flat against the machine.
This 12mm bore provides 42.9N net push at 0.5MPa. Stepping down to a 10mm bore yields 29.8N, while moving up to a 16mm bore offers 74.8N. Choose this model when your fixture needs moderate push force and fail-safe spring retraction.
The direct front-cover M5x0.8 thread mounts straight to your tool, and the U option routes air from the side. The internal spring requires a minimum 0.2MPa to move. Confirm the 75mm stroke matches your travel, and note the built-in magnet works with reed or electronic switches.
Quick checklist
It delivers 42.9N of net push at 0.5MPa and 65.5N at 0.7MPa. Because a return spring is built in, a minimum pressure of 0.2MPa is required before the rod moves, and the cylinder fails safe to the retracted position on air loss.
It mounts directly via the front-cover M5x0.8 thread. The built-in magnet works with reed or electronic switches. The SUS316L stainless barrel resists moisture, and the U back cover provides a 90-degree side air inlet.
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