Festo
Festo ADN-50-60-A-P-A 536318 Compact Air Cylinder
Compact air cylinder ADN-50-60-A-P-A 536318 with 50 mm bore and 60 mm stroke for pneumatic automation
- TypeTest Equipment
- Color/FinishRed
- Item Count1 pack
- Selling UnitBox
- Parts3 Years
- Labor1 Year
- Compact 50 mm bore fits tight machine spaces
- 60 mm stroke delivers precise linear motion
- Red finish aids quick visual identification on assembly lines
- Supplied as single unit in protective box
- Backed by three-year parts and one-year labour cover
Compact air cylinder for automation
The Festo ADN-50-60-A-P-A is a compact pneumatic cylinder built for linear motion tasks in automated machinery. It delivers a 50 mm bore and 60 mm stroke within a short overall length suited to tight installations. The unit arrives new in a single pack under part number 536318.
Suited for space-limited linear actuation
Engineers designing pick-and-place units, clamping fixtures or short-stroke press fits will find the bore and stroke combination useful. Applications needing longer travel, larger bore diameters or different mounting styles should consider other models.
50 mm bore with 60 mm stroke
This bore-and-stroke pairing determines the force output and travel distance available for the application. Verify that both values match the mechanical design before ordering.
Highlights
- Compact 50 mm bore fits tight machine spaces
- 60 mm stroke delivers precise linear motion
- Red finish aids quick visual identification on assembly lines
- Supplied as single unit in protective box
- Backed by three-year parts and one-year labour cover
Specifications
| Brand | FESTO |
|---|---|
| Model | ADN-50-60-A-P-A |
| Type | Test Equipment |
| Color/Finish | Red |
| Item Count | 1 pack |
| Selling Unit | Box |
| Parts | 3 Years |
| Labor | 1 Year |
Questions about this item
Does the box contain only the ADN-50-60-A-P-A cylinder or are mounting accessories also included?
The package contains one ADN-50-60-A-P-A compact air cylinder; mounting brackets, sensors or tubing must be purchased separately.
The model code shows 50 and 60 — which figure tells me the bore and which the stroke so I pick the right version?
The first number, 50, is the bore diameter in millimetres; the second number, 60, is the stroke length in millimetres.
How does the 60 mm stroke affect the cylinder’s usable travel in a typical automation rig?
The cylinder delivers 60 mm of linear travel per cycle, which is the full working stroke available for pushing or clamping tasks.
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