
The AirTAC Airtac SSA Single-Acting Compact Cylinder SSA63X5 is a genuine single-acting COMPACT cylinder (single acting, push type) with a Ø63mm bore and 5mm stroke. Air pushes the rod and an internal spring returns it, so one solenoid line drives the motion — ideal for short-stroke clamping and ejection in tight spaces.
The AirTAC SSA63X5 is a compact single-acting push-type cylinder where air extends the rod and an internal spring retracts it. It generates 1382.6 N of net push at 0.5 MPa, with the return spring force already subtracted for accurate sizing. This 5 mm stroke unit needs just one air line and solenoid port, cutting plumbing complexity.
Designed for tight fixtures, the short riveted body minimizes axial mounting depth. It features a 20 mm rod, a PT1/4 port, and a fixed NBR bumper that absorbs end-of-stroke shock. This SKU lacks a piston magnet, so it cannot accept reed or electronic switches without the -S option.
| Model | Airtac SSA Single-Acting Compact Cylinder SSA63X5 |
|---|---|
| Series | SSA compact single-acting cylinder |
| Bore size | Ø63 mm |
| Stroke | 5 mm |
| Acting type | Single acting, push type |
| Port size | PT1/4 |
| Rod end thread | M10×1.5 female / M18×1.5 male (B) |
| Fluid | Air (filtered by 40µm element) |
|---|---|
| Operating pressure | 0.2 – 1.0 MPa |
| Proof pressure | 1.5 MPa |
| Temperature | -20 to +70 °C |
| Speed range | 50 – 500 mm/s |
| Cushion | Fixed NBR bumper |
| Max standard stroke | Up to 30 mm |
Specifications follow the official AirTAC SDA-family datasheet. Single-acting types start at 0.2 MPa (the spring must be overcome). Confirm against the product label before installation.
| Pressure | Push force (net) |
|---|---|
| 0.5 MPa | 1383 N |
| 0.7 MPa | 2006 N |
These are NET output forces — the return-spring force is already deducted. Single-acting push only; the spring performs the opposite stroke. Size with a safety margin.
| SSA | Compact single acting, push type cylinder series. |
|---|---|
| 63 | Bore size in mm. |
| ×5 | Stroke length in mm (single-acting max 30 mm). |
| S | Built-in magnet for magnetic-switch sensing (omit = none). |
| B | Male-thread piston rod (omit = female thread). |
Thread: PT standard. SSA pushes out / spring returns; STA pulls in / spring extends. Related: SDA (double acting), SDAD (double rod), SDAJ (adjustable stroke).
Applies 1382.6 N of net force at 0.5 MPa for short 5 mm stamping and marking operations in dense tooling layouts.
Clamps heavy castings securely during machining, using the compact riveted body to save valuable axial fixture depth.
Pushes finished components out of a press bed with a 20 mm rod, relying on the internal spring to retract instantly.
When sizing this model, the 1382.6 N net push at 0.5 MPa supports a safe working load around 830 N, or a vertical lift of roughly 70.5 kg with a 2:1 margin. If less force is required, stepping down to the SSA50 provides 874.7 N at 0.5 MPa. As the largest bore in the series, there is no larger option; for higher force demands, a double-acting SDA should be evaluated.
The 5 mm stroke is well within the 30 mm maximum limit. Operating pressure must be 0.2-1.0 MPa, needing at least 0.2 MPa to overcome the spring. Remember that the spring drives retraction upon air loss, so the SSA63X5 will not hold a mid-stroke load without an external rod lock. This configuration confirms a 63 mm bore, 5 mm stroke, PT1/4 port, female M10x1.5 rod thread, and no magnet.
Quick checklist
The SSA63X5 provides 1382.6 N of net push force at 0.5 MPa and 2006.1 N at 0.7 MPa. These figures already account for the internal return spring resistance, giving you the true usable output for your design.
No, this specific SKU does not include a piston magnet. To use AirTAC reed or electronic switches, you must specify the -S option. Without it, there is no sensing capability for position feedback.
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