Images are examples, some edited with AI. The technical data are authoritative. AI notice
Double-acting standard cylinder Ø 32 mm stroke 75 mm DSBC-32-75-D3-PPVA-N3 - Festo 610414
The Festo standard cylinder DSBC-32-75-D3-PPVA-N3 with a Ø 32 mm piston is built for linear movements over 75 mm. The code PPVA in the type stands for pneumatic cushioning adjustable at both ends and sensing via proximity switches. The Festo part number is 610414.
- Specialist dealer since 2009
- Invoice payment for regular customers
- Worldwide shipping
- Technical questions clarified with the manufacturer
Description
Ø 32 mm piston, 75 mm stroke: these are the dimensions of the Festo standard cylinder DSBC-32-75-D3-PPVA-N3. Compressed air drives the piston both ways, so advance and return over 75 mm are powered.
Benefits
- Piston Ø 32 mm, stroke 75 mm
- PPV cushioning adjustable at both ends
- End positions can be sensed with proximity switches
- Double-acting: force in both directions
- Clearly identified by Festo part number 610414
Applications
Typical areas are handling, packaging and conveying, wherever a 75 mm linear stroke is required.
Technical data
| Order type | DSBC-32-75-D3-PPVA-N3 |
|---|---|
| Festo part number | 610414 |
| Piston diameter | 32 mm |
| Stroke | 75 mm |
| Mode of operation | double-acting |
| Cushioning | PPV: pneumatic cushioning, adjustable at both ends |
| Position detection | via proximity switch |
| Customs tariff number | 90330090 |
| Manufacturer | Festo |
| Hersteller-Nr | DSBC-32-75-D3-PPVA-N3 |
| Zolltarifnummer | 90330090 |
| GPSR Herstellerdaten | Festo Vertrieb GmbH&Co. KG, Festo Campus 1, DE-73734 Esslingen, festo.com |
| Artikelzustand | New |
| Artikel-Authentizität | Original product |
| Piston Ø [mm] | 32 |
| Stroke [mm] | 75 |
| Function | double-acting |
| Series | DSBC |
| Bore (mm) | 32 |
Downloads
Questions about this item
Any other question?
Send us the item number and your question. We clarify technical details directly with the manufacturer and usually reply on the next working day.







