The toothed belt cylinder consists of an extruded cylinder tube with two chambers. They are connected to each other over the entire length of the cylinder. The pressure chamber is sealed by a PU seal strip. Between the two piston seals a pressure-free space is created. In this space the seal band is lifted to the inside and is passed through the piston.Simultaneously, a driver (piston bracket) grasps through the slot into the outer chamber.Since the outer chamber encloses the longitudinal slot, it does not expand under pressure. This results in minimal leakage and better
flexural and torsional stiffness.
In the outer chamber, the piston bracket grips the toothed belt, which leads to a tension lock at the opposite side via the deflection pulley. Inside the slide, the cover belt is lifted from the slot, and the slide is connected to the tension lock. By this principle, dirt is kept away from the sealing strip enabling use under rough operating conditions. The force is transmitted, free of slip, to a shaft via the toothed belt pulley. As a result, several cylinders can be linked and operated synchronously, enabling torques from the off-center application forces. The cylinder can also be supplied with a brake mounted on the driven shaft without the use of an additional energy transmission chain. A cylinder supplied with a brake and encoder results in an inexpensive positioning system. Since the slide or roller guide is already integrated into the slide, a complete linear drive is available with this cylinder.
Versions:
slide guide
heavy-duty slide guide
roller bearing guide