Product Overview
The SDA series thin pneumatic cylinders are compact linear drive components designed specifically for space-constrained automation applications. They cover cylinder bore sizes from 12 to 100 mm, supporting single-acting extrusion, single-acting retraction, and double-acting configurations. Operating with compressed air as the working medium, they deliver stable performance under standard pressure and temperature conditions, making them ideal for clamping, positioning, and pushing tasks in automated equipment where space is limited.
Operating Principle
- Single-acting extrusion: Air enters the rodless chamber to extend the piston, which returns via a spring; single-acting retraction: Air enters the rod-side chamber to retract the piston, which returns via a spring;
- Double-acting: Air enters the rodless chamber to extend the piston, while air enters the rod-side chamber to retract it, enabling bidirectional linear motion;
- Compact, slim design reduces the cylinder’s axial length, meeting installation requirements in space-constrained equipment;
- Standardized port sizes allow direct connection to small pneumatic tubing, enabling quick air supply and motion control.
Key Advantages and Selling Points
- Full coverage of specifications: Cylinder bores range from 12 mm to 100 mm, compatible with M5×0.8, G1/8", G1/4", and G3/8" ports, meeting diverse thrust and flow requirements;
- Multiple motion modes available: Supports single-acting extrusion, single-acting retraction, and double-acting configurations, catering to both unidirectional and bidirectional drive needs;
- Slim, compact design: Short axial length saves installation space, fitting seamlessly into compact automation layouts;
- Wide operating condition adaptability: Double-acting models operate at pressures of 1.0–9.0 kgf/cm², while single-acting models handle 2.0–9.0 kgf/cm², withstanding up to 10.5 kgf/cm² pressure and functioning within an ambient temperature range of 0–70°C, suitable for most industrial automation scenarios;
- Flexible speed adaptation: Double-acting models support speeds of 30–500 mm/s (small bores), 30–350 mm/s (medium bores), and 30–250 mm/s (large bores); single-acting models offer 100–500 mm/s speeds, accommodating varying equipment cycle times.
Target Customer Groups
Small-scale automation equipment manufacturers, electronic device producers, companies upgrading automation lines, packaging machinery manufacturers, 3C equipment makers, and overseas industrial equipment buyers
Application Scenarios
- Small-scale clamping and positioning control on automated electronic device production lines
- Thin-space material pushing and positioning operations in packaging machinery
- Small pneumatic cylinder drive units in 3C equipment manufacturing
- Compact cylinder reversing and pushing control on automated conveyor lines
- Linear drive and actuation mechanisms for various small-scale automation devices
Addressing Industry Pain Points
- Solves installation challenges posed by limited space in automation equipment, where standard cylinders cannot fit;
- A variety of motion modes and specifications address the diverse demands of small devices regarding cylinder thrust and drive types;
- Compact design and stable performance reduce internal space occupation while ensuring reliable operation;
- Standardized specifications and multiple port options lower spare parts procurement costs and simplify compatibility for small equipment.
Core Product Value
- Comprehensive coverage of specifications and motion modes provides a one-stop solution for driving diverse compact automation equipment, reducing adaptation costs;
- Slim, compact design significantly saves installation space, supporting miniaturization and integration of equipment;
- Stable pressure and speed adaptation ensures reliable operation even in tight spaces, minimizing downtime due to malfunctions;
- Standardized design and universal port sizes facilitate equipment integration and subsequent maintenance, enhancing overall cost-effectiveness.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What are the main bore sizes included in the SDA series of thin pneumatic cylinders?
A: The series covers bores of 12 mm, 16 mm, 20 mm, 25 mm, 32 mm, 40 mm, 50 mm, 63 mm, 80 mm, and 100 mm, allowing users to select the appropriate model based on required thrust.
