Airtac TN Double Axis Double Rod Cylinder TN10X95S
The AirTAC Airtac TN Double Axis Double Rod Cylinder TN10X95S is a genuine TN twin-rod (double-rod) double-acting cylinder, 10 mm bore. Two parallel rods on one plate resist bending and twisting and let the load mount without rotating. It delivers about 78.6 N of push at 0.5 MPa. A front bumper cushions the impact and adjusts the stroke over a -5 to 0 mm range.
- TypeTwin-rod, double acting
- Standardenterprise standard
- Bore10 mm
- Push thrust @0.5 MPa78.6 N
- Operating pressure0.2 - 1.0 MPa (29 - 145 psi)
- Port sizeM5x0.8
- CushionAdjustable bumper (-5 to 0 mm)
- MagnetStandard (sensor-ready)
- ThreadPT
About the Airtac TN Double Axis Double Rod Cylinder TN10X95S
The TN10X95S is a double-acting twin-rod cylinder: two parallel rods carry one shared mounting plate, so the plate resists bending and twisting and the load can be mounted without rotating. With a 10 mm bore and 95 mm stroke it gives a theoretical push thrust of about 78.5 N at 0.5 MPa (the pull side is lower), and an external bumper pad both cushions impact and adjusts the stroke over -5 to 0 mm. Run it on air filtered to 40 um; operating pressure for this bore is 0.2-1.0 MPa (29-145 psi), proof pressure 1.5 MPa (215 psi), temperature -20 to 70 C, speed 30-500 mm/s.
This is a genuine AirTAC part built to the enterprise-standard TN series, with PT ports and a position magnet fitted as standard - magnetic-switch slots run around the body, and there is no non-magnetic version to choose. Overall dimensions and rod details vary with stroke, so we confirm exact sizing from the datasheet on request.
Airtac TN Double Axis Double Rod Cylinder TN10X95S Technical Specifications
| Model | Airtac TN Double Axis Double Rod Cylinder TN10X95S |
|---|---|
| Type | Twin-rod cylinder, double acting |
| Series / standard | TN (enterprise standard) |
| Bore | 10 mm |
| Push thrust @0.5 MPa | 78.6 N |
| Port size | M5x0.8 (PT thread) |
| Fluid | Air, filtered to 40 um |
|---|---|
| Operating pressure | 0.2 - 1.0 MPa (29 - 145 psi) |
| Proof pressure | 1.5 MPa (215 psi) |
| Temperature | -20 to 70 C |
| Speed range | 30 - 500 mm/s |
| Cushion | Bumper, stroke adjustable -5 to 0 mm |
| Magnet | Standard (magnetic-switch slots around the body) |
Specifications follow the official AirTAC TN/TR twin-rod data. Operating pressure is set by bore (0.2 MPa minimum on the 6 and 10 mm bores). The front cover and piston are short, so avoid an over-long stroke. Overall dimensions vary per stroke and allowable side-load is published as curves — ask us and we confirm from the datasheet.
How to choose
Bore 10 delivers about 78.5 N theoretical push thrust at 0.5 MPa (pull side lower); step up to 16, 20, 25 or 32 mm if your load needs more. This code is the TN enterprise-standard series with PT thread only - if you need G or NPT ports, or TR's precise low-deflection guide with ports on both sides, select the TR series instead. The 95 mm stroke sits within the bore 10 stroke table, but avoid over-long strokes that leave the rods poorly covered by the short cover; confirm side-load limits from the published curves through us before mounting an off-centre load.
Applications
Light-duty pusher
Pushes small cartons or bins sideways off a conveyor lane; the twin-rod plate pushes square without spinning under an offset part.
Small-part clamp
Clamps a light fixture or workpiece in a fixture nest; the shared plate keeps the contact face level instead of twisting on one rod.
Flow stopper
Rises or swings in to stop light parts moving along a gravity or belt line, holding the stop face steady on the twin-guide plate.
FAQ
What does the S at the end of TN10X95S mean?
S indicates the magnet, and on the TN series it is fitted as standard on every model - there is no non-magnetic option. Magnetic-switch slots run around the body, so you can mount switches at any position along the cylinder.
Can I mount the load on one edge of the plate?
The two rods share the load and resist bending and twisting, which is exactly why the plate stays flat under an offset part. Allowable side load is published only as curves and depends on stroke and overhang, so confirm your case from the datasheet or ask us.