Shock absorber PMCN600EUM
pneumaticfor machinesstainless steel

shock absorber
shock absorber
shock absorber
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Characteristics

Function
shock
Technology
pneumatic
Applications
for machines
Material
stainless steel
Other characteristics
self-compensating, compact, miniature
Load capacity

136 N

Stroke

25 mm
(0.98 in)

Description

Reliable protection against fluids Self-Compensating, Rolling Diaphragm Technology, TPU Bellow Hermetically sealed: The shock absorbers from the ACE Protection family PMCN have a compact, perfectly sealed cap as a special feature. This protection bellows, made of TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane), safely encapsulates the proven ACE rolling diaphragm from the outside environment. Aggressive cutting, lubricating and cleaning agents don't stand a chance and the function of the maintenance-free, ready-to-install shock absorber is retained. They are also available in full stainless steel. The PMCN range is a good alternative to the SP type air bleed collar if no compressed air is available on the machine or system. Reliable protection against aggressive fluids, these miniature shock absorbers are the first choice everywhere where conventional dampers wear out too quickly, eg. As in machining centers or other applications of mechanical engineering. Technical data Impact velocity range 0.06 m/s to 6 m/s. Other speeds on request. Operating temperature range 0 °C to 66 °C Mounting in any position Positive stop Integrated Material Outer body: steel corrosion-resistant coating; Main bearing: plastic; Piston rod: hardened stainless steel (1.4125, AISI 440C); Bellow: TPU, steel insert: stainless steel (1.4404/1.4571, AISI 316L/316Ti); Rolling diaphragm: EPDM Damping medium oil, temperature stable

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