Hi can I use your company's cylinder to push things at its both ends while letting the cylinder to slide "freely" only in its axis direction by constraining it in a through hole? So the Cylinder is kinda like floating.
There are double end cylinders, or possible 2 of these cyliders back to back connected by a barrel nut. Keep in mind that your air fittings typically stick out the side of the cylinder, so its usually best to secure the cylinder body especially if youre dealing with a lot of weight and/or pressure.
BRO FRIGHT P: "CAN U TELL ME WHAT THIS MEANS:"63596 American Pneumatic Cylinder 750DNS-0.62-32 1/8 Ports 5/8 Stroke" I WANT TO BUILD A PNUEMATIC CUTTER DEVICE w/ENUF FORCE TO CUT THRU ONIONS; TO MAKE "ONION BLOSSOMS"[FOOD ITEM]. I NEED TO CUT THEM QUICKLY; BUT NOT ALL THE WAY THRU. DOES THIS CYLINDER MEAN IT WILL ONLY EXTEND 5/8" INCHES? I'M HAVING TROUBLE UNDERSTANDING CLEARLY WHAT KIND OF PNEUMATIC CYCLINDER I NEED & THE "FORCE" I NEED TO ACHIEVE THIS. DON'T EVEN KNOW IF I'M EXPLAINING CORRECTLY. SORRY TY MARGO-KCITY
YES THAT MEANS IT ONLY EXTENDS 5/8 OF AN INCH. A 1IN BORE WOULD GIVE 50LBS OF FORCE AT 60 PSI WHICH SHOULD BE PLENTY OF POWER. YOU SHOULD LOOK AT FLUID POWER CALCULATORS BEFORE YOU BUY ANYTHING THO.
Hey Scott. I was wondering if it is possible to hook one port of two 2 way cylinders together? The idea is that one would be extended when the other is retracted. Something to experiment with... I found this. th-cam.com/video/ctH7bFfu3tQ/w-d-xo.html I also wonder why no one has ever, or I have never seen a curved air cylinder.
Chicago Pyro it depends on the type of cylinder you're using. If it's a double action cylinder you don't have pressure to the return line causing it to retract to its default position
What is the speed limit of those things?
Sir what is the total length of the cylinder itself and the stroke?
Great video, any idea on how to calculate the speed/time it takes to extend and retract?
can these be rebuilt? I have some on my press and want to rebuild but can open then up
I don’t think so but idk I don’t own any yet
Late response but no. They are crimped
Hi can I use your company's cylinder to push things at its both ends while letting the cylinder to slide "freely" only in its axis direction by constraining it in a through hole? So the Cylinder is kinda like floating.
There are double end cylinders, or possible 2 of these cyliders back to back connected by a barrel nut. Keep in mind that your air fittings typically stick out the side of the cylinder, so its usually best to secure the cylinder body especially if youre dealing with a lot of weight and/or pressure.
for automated braking system which type of cylinder is used ,double or single cylinder
BRO FRIGHT P: "CAN U TELL ME WHAT THIS MEANS:"63596 American Pneumatic Cylinder 750DNS-0.62-32 1/8 Ports 5/8 Stroke" I WANT TO BUILD A PNUEMATIC CUTTER DEVICE w/ENUF FORCE TO CUT THRU ONIONS; TO MAKE "ONION BLOSSOMS"[FOOD ITEM]. I NEED TO CUT THEM QUICKLY; BUT NOT ALL THE WAY THRU. DOES THIS CYLINDER MEAN IT WILL ONLY EXTEND 5/8" INCHES? I'M HAVING TROUBLE UNDERSTANDING CLEARLY WHAT KIND OF PNEUMATIC CYCLINDER I NEED & THE "FORCE" I NEED TO ACHIEVE THIS. DON'T EVEN KNOW IF I'M EXPLAINING CORRECTLY. SORRY TY MARGO-KCITY
YES THAT MEANS IT ONLY EXTENDS 5/8 OF AN INCH. A 1IN BORE WOULD GIVE 50LBS OF FORCE AT 60 PSI WHICH SHOULD BE PLENTY OF POWER. YOU SHOULD LOOK AT FLUID POWER CALCULATORS BEFORE YOU BUY ANYTHING THO.
Can you disassemble your cylinders or are they permanently sealed shut?
You cannot disassemble these cylinders.
Which is useful cylinder for 1 kg pressure
anything would work at 1 kg of pressure
Hey Scott. I was wondering if it is possible to hook one port of two 2 way cylinders together? The idea is that one would be extended when the other is retracted. Something to experiment with...
I found this. th-cam.com/video/ctH7bFfu3tQ/w-d-xo.html
I also wonder why no one has ever, or I have never seen a curved air cylinder.
How many mm , because some is 40mmx50mm
Priceidea pls
So if they open but don't return what dose that mean
Chicago Pyro it depends on the type of cylinder you're using. If it's a double action cylinder you don't have pressure to the return line causing it to retract to its default position
I need small cylinders suitable for anamatronics
Stroke, rod and shaft. Hmm! lol