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Profile cylinder, bore 100 mm, stroke 150 mm, double-acting, magnetic piston - Norgren PVA/8100/M/150
For linear motion in fixtures: the Norgren PVA/8100/M/150 is a double-acting profile cylinder with a 100 mm bore and a stroke of 150 mm. The PVA/8100/M/150 offers a magnetic piston for position sensing.
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Description
With a 100 mm bore and a stroke of 150 mm, the Norgren PVA/8100/M/150 handles linear motion and clamping tasks in pneumatic systems.
Benefits
- 100 mm bore as the size reference for selecting and sizing the PVA/8100/M/150
- 150 mm stroke as a fixed working travel, the PVA/8100/M/150 needs no stroke adjustment
- Double-acting: compressed air drives the PVA/8100/M/150 actively on both the outstroke and the instroke
- Magnetic piston, so the piston position of the PVA/8100/M/150 can be sensed with cylinder switches
- Profile barrel as the cylinder housing of the PVA/8100/M/150
Applications
The PVA/8100/M/150 moves, clamps and positions in fixtures, assembly and handling systems.
Technical data
| Type | PVA/8100/M/150 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Norgren |
| Design | profile cylinder with magnetic piston |
| Operation | double-acting |
| Bore | 100 mm |
| Stroke | 150 mm |
| Variant per type code | M |
| Weight | 2.2 kg |
| Hersteller-Nr | PVA/8100/M/150 |
| Zolltarifnummer | 84123100 |
| GPSR Herstellerdaten | Norgren GmbH, Bruckstraße 93, DE-46519 Alpen, www.norgren.com |
| Artikelzustand | New |
| Artikel-Authentizität | Original product |
| Ausführung | doppeltwirkend |
| Bauform | Profilzylinder |
| Piston Ø [mm] | 100 |
| Stroke [mm] | 150 |
| Actuation type | pneumatic |
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